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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31

Il III elmer & B e p n
Der brannt lit bel einem 9ranc,
in S6Dnlpulo, g69men, cine ~70jdbrtge
9duerin; Tie ippllte ibre 8abe aus
Dem brennenoen Gebdltoe retten.
9terfab ais TooeSu r.
a d e. Sn Ser3ber9, Prppin5 Sud-
fen, fiel bus einidbrige SDbn6en bes
Statipnsppr itebers Mi4el bon elmer
Mumpe berab unb puroe our9 Elm
aa6rhti6enoes 9ierfdb getpbtet.
p'tete i9 eIbft #.
Sin Ganbpirtb in Wolteroin9en, 8as
Den, i6nitt Iid in decentralization
Ibii6t mitteIit Der Sutteri4neioez
maihine Den Sppf ob. Die Srou oes
SelbitmDrbers bate Iia Sipei Wonate
porber ertrGntt, iein S6piegerpater
iid spei Wo6en porber erbdnet.
9erbeerenbe s euerss
brun It. Sn Porsgrunb, Noripegen.
brad in einem groben Solalager Seuer
aus, oas lih nit grober Shneuigteit
psrbreitete uno srit> mad msbreren
Stunoen nuf feineu .6ero beldrdntt
iperoen tonnte. Giinfais !Sduier iinb
nieoergebrannt; 500 Meniden purben
pboa6los.
8erungl Il @reiin n.
9ei elmer Wagenpartie ipuroe Die 76s
iGbri0e gDittipe Sioonie 0etterlein in
Der Wdbe BON Rpnneburg, S%biirin9er,
infolge Steiens oes pferoes aus Dem
Wagen gefdleuoert, nobel Die olte
Strait 70 idpers @srlebunsen emrlitt,
bob Iie ibren 9eit aufgab. 3tpei an=
bere SniuIIen tqmen NIT s%erinseren
9~erlebungen oapon.
u It 924 g aIu d il
tpuroen neuIid gelegentIid Der, gins
fdbrt Oct 0a4t .So1enSpuern" nit
Dem oeittideh 8aifer an 8oro i'm 8ie=
Ter Safen. S9lestpigs 6olftein, abgez
feuert. Die .S%obsn5olern" puiiirte %
ariegsf9iffe. Oa beftimmungs9emGb
ieoss &riegsIhiff beim Pdifiren bes
2anbesberrn nit 33 Sdub gu iulutiz
ren bat, 10 ipuroe Der Mpnarh nit
insgsidmrnt 924 SaIutidifen be-
sriibt.
9eim Rettungsperu6 e
II M g M men. Der 15jGbrige
prdparan0enfGiiler Otto &0ntgen, Oct
in Siidesipdsen. Rbeinpropin5, bic
Jerien perbrdtte, baheie NIT einem
Mitfdiler NamenS pilgram in Der
Wupper. Oils pilgram Bon einsm
arompf befalen puroe unb unter<
fatt, perfuhte aOntsen i'm gu rettsn,
pqtIdipan0 aber felbit in ben Ifutben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31

I'd o.
ltno ertrant. pil9ram tonnte BON
elnlgen Nnpobnsrn, Die ZEN Torfaa
bslRfrtt batten, gerettet pcroen.
Der SOB i'm Lraum. Ser
Sa9opddter S3r6oer aus Berlin, oeis
tel1 2ei3e i'm M8qlincr 8emeinoez
torIt anf9efunoen pgroc, 1T nad ges
rthtltder 6eitIteQur1 ouya cinen linz
gllldstau um'S Qe5cn getommen.
S9rooer mar auf Der 5l9otan5el ein=
ge'flatfn ttno bate utruutblif I'M
5raum ben .9abn Ger &;j4ie berti6rt.
9te &u5tP(Srdng i6m NHrA bag re4tc
Nrge ms gcbirn mo fitbrte iofort
Den SOB ocs' |35id6ri1tu 0}ahnes bers
bel. Der 4erunglitte it Damn BON
Der &an5el herabgeI,lr't.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31
I,odicn am luirntr 0ufe.

WeIbe 8erbecrungen oie 9tottern
Dor Senners grober G%ntoedunq Der
S6ubpoden= Smpfun9 angeri6tet bas
ben, gebt inter Nnoerem aus einem
QufIaBe profeiTor Wiesners iiber Oen
Geibor3t Der 1880 peritorbenen Sal
ierin W}oria SbereIia bon SeIterreif,
ben BON 2onoon nab Q8ien 6erufenen
NieOcyldnOer Or. San Sn9enz SouB,
berDpr. Die @erbdltniKe, lpetGe Die
8erufung Or. Gan Sn9en> SouB,,
zines SAiilerS Semners, peranlaBten,
lparen Die folgenoen:
Der d~IteIte Go6n Moria S6ereIias,
Der ipGtere Safer SoTep9 H., crirantte
an Den 8lattern uno iiterTtano Iie
glijdIi6. I6er feline GemobIin STa6ella
erIag na6 tur5em Geioen an q. Noz
pember 1853 bteIer &rantbeit. .3lpei
Sabre IpGter itarb Die l6er8ogin BON
parma infoIge Der Yoden. @u9 oie
3neite 8emablin oes bamaligen Gr6s
9rob9cr5pg5 SoIep9s, Maria SoIep6a,
erlag 1867 Den 9lottern. Bon ibr
9ing bic unbeilbare &rant6eit auf Die
SoiIerin Iel6It iiber, oie bon Ser fer
benoen S6piegertodter ourdb Sub
itno ltmarmung @bI4ie0 genommen
bate. Die Saifsrin 9enos. Der
Yrtn3 Nl6ert ton Sdhien, Der S9piez
ger'obn Der Wfonardirt, Der Iid ipG6z
reno i9rer 8runtbeit fortpGbrenO
eifrtgft I'm iie bemiibt bate, ipuroe
bon Den poden befaleu, genas a6er
s6enfaQs. Sm ieI6en Sabre puroe cine
So6ter Der 9aiIerin, ole Gr3ber3ogin
So'epba, geraoe ais grobe 5eIte unlGbz
lid ibrer 8%ermdblung nit Dem &0nig
BON Neapel in Wien g~efeiert nur0en,
bon ben Slattern beimgeIu4t uno
itdrb.
Der 2eioensteld Ser taiIerli6en
6amtlie mar hamtt nod ni6t 0~eleert.
Senn bier Gage ipdter pllroe Die
S6tpe't tier Der oabingeI6ieoenen tDni9>
liten 9rout, Die @rsber3ogin @liIaz
beth, bon oerlelben tiitiI9en &rant6cit
erfdBt. sic fam nit Dem 2eben odz
bon, dber ibre pielgeriibmte SH0n6eit
iruroe 0lr9 Die 9lattern pernittet.
Der S6msr3 Der &aiierin iibet ale
oieIe llngliidsfGQc oriidte iib in oen
Srtefen aus, ipel6c ite oamolS an i9re
Jrelnoin @rdfin Gn5enberg in Suns
brud uno an ibren Sobn, Den @rpBs
ber5pg pn Sostdna, ienoete. Sn einem
Yriefe an Den @rpb9erSog beiBt es:
u5iinf3ig Sabre aft mubte ib peroen,
Tim iebt meine Sinoer Dor mir iterben
gu ieben." g(ber nitt MIR i'm &aiferz
bauie. in 8dblreiden 6amilien gDiens
uno SeIterrei6s foroerte Die Sranfbeit
unaufb0rIi6 ibre Spfer. 0as Grz
i6redenb'te babel mar, ouB man Dem
un9eimliten 5einoe bilfIoS gegeniiberz
ftan0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31
" III. HHp b.bi lutlluS.
WerIdft yaibingtuH nan Baltimore.
Baltimore Tampf'Eafcf.Go.
fMhr nus suprrt6{Noe Yat.qtuie.)

Hte Scr. Siantcils Rot betoroerfb.
%dnnrfer inbren tdaIirh. 6unntues ousaenpu's
men. bon ben Pat Cine "Fiers. Tr. 10-is.
2iabi Gtr1hc, $40 @hcrSS. otreft uut Oh
goiut Comfort. MorioIf, Portsmouth urb alien
Iiiniicn hes Giibcns. Sefbinonna In Obj
Hitnionb. %crbinoung IN Portsmouth nit benz
-Gcnbonrh gir Zine" frliocn 3te bon Ports.
mouth nab s%ItInnta. Sn T%pricIf Terbinbunq
Carolina. giprfclf NM flbIih, Rprtolf unb
,pciilin uno oh 9omiuiun cine" mad g'eip.
bern, @nibinaipn. &.'@., nno aidronb. %.
MubISeitcn Iudb eurupdithcm Rlnue. 9urii.
ri1ie 9aiitcuSimiucr, clcfiriife PeIendttnup,
SainrfbciSunp, 0picu fret. 8eferbirie aailten.
3imnlcr In ecu NinctsPfrc1tr Der rNoh Cine"
Str, 32t. Wcft 3nIiinrrcsSt rube, gr. 500 NIB
h0S. 9iabt-SiruBe, g. VI. &. Office, SiiboIt,Gde
Baltimore uno GuInerts Sirabe, Continental
FRUIT @nilbina fr;e Ilbaueb'S, Charles. unb
gerinQioHa StnBc.
Suhn ". Sirrrupb, O.. PROM,
8tcc. ISrdf. II. Gen. sMaHaeer. Gen. .9aH ..aeent.
(TeB2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31

,dShanoIiing. sla
mrs. so. Martin, 7t5 Weft-2ryine.
tens trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31
Mcitern MarDInnb GiicnbaBn.
Frat am is. Suni 1905 tn Gratt.
Siigc p~erIuiicn Silers station, ipie toIei.
Sa1lid,.

GlBC ptliullCH SlutL SlullpI, tple IulBl.
SoalidI.
$50 frnb - G6ncn Butt5ie, SauptIinie, Sa.
acrstDluIt ". x w. Jth., mo DEM Sitbcfi.
mo nlI0RcnpmIlIcIt SpnIlGDS Y. y. u. N.
Gbnmberobrrp. Minrtlnchurg, &tndbcitcr nnb
Runltc al oct 6bcinpcuic & 9Seiicri VaDu.
9.t5 gorm. Rensliar GIprcb. t9iur nud
FeisNiur,)
1000 abcnbS 49, Mfom. na6 l1ni~n'Nrioee.
2agitd1, aaeaeiumnlcn Sonutags.
200 Mloracls - 9ort y, & 8. 9ip, II. Saupi'
Sinte o,iIi@ bon Snorp 'Srope, Carlisle nno
s.or alcraSns SnupiIinle. SaacrstOw,1 ear.
cod, SbipprlSblirg, Ireoertd, 9mmiisbure
ruo y. & M. IN, bis Sbcunnooub.
lo; mar % nnn Gc,,, aiiSl'' mao l'nion'Sriose'
LOO Niutm. = Iiionr. itntt Gmorb @robe.
22b gtndr1. Niioni, nab @morh'Srpoe.
1875 gindit, - quo Vlpuniuin 9Ip. tEarIor'
GGr); ,eriter Srcoeri6 uno 0ancud.
$50 giadtn. - Egp. itn4 Dori unb y. & 8,
400 g|o6n qort 5Dneu Grp.; ,erner
tSlollboiL. eprtnG @ropc @nnoocr mo 8etibs-
4,25 Sln6m. - Linton Nrloae eriun.
800 Nndnt. - Stp. Fiilftc an oerSdupiitrie.
S0ocrSiomn, 5reoeria. emmiiSbnre u.Gtip'
5.95 gbcnSs - Whom. 1ob gIeHa.
6.t5 IbenoS - Tiiom. mad tlninu.Nriops.
Tnr au Samtugrn.
1,ho Wnhih Nluc Rtoge 1irttteb. Sdcu'
erpreB md 2burmont Dtountain . gotnis
uro Saeerstppu.
MIR eunnfaos.
$50 %orrl. - SlIurn. mad llnious9rieee uro
Saiopsr.
$50 gle6nl. gfpn. rud tiulon.grisae.
4.5o NnGnt, Nffom. nntb MieIin.
Vtlcts uno @cpdd Sitrenit. S~Ibaugt'srsgde
9tarIes' nne 2crinGtnuse trnse.
oi9c bnlten an uliuiIs, Gcrfd. sgttc., Slftpft,
ilno Nalbrooi Ctnribs gtpe.) Station.
y. 8. 8risw riS, S. Z. VI
.. VI. sopea. q. g. II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31
Gbcfapeafe 9ampfcr.Gumpagnie.
Ghefossaf ID, Y fnie.

eTeaante Eoffaeisr .Tappier -siiarita- anS
.sti1nfn~ rad
CIR a,sint Comfort nns GprfpIl. IA.
TdnIpfrr b~erIufict Baltimore tdgit6 talAIes
%itouii1et Sunfifngs) nm $50 Ibefih& uno tcut,
fren In lib 4ctnt Comfort utt Q lttr W}oreeni
Itrb In 9torfcIf uni 7,t5 .WerGens an. an
f6Ilcbcnt on bic EiiennubnBlae,, ma antn
Runften beS Giibens itno GlbmetenS.
1orf.Ailper -2tnte.
9Iea ante Yaffaatcr . 9arrpfer .Gbarlofls. nhs
,8uItimere"
nadt 2peTt. Hpint uNb Ntdrnenb. Vd.
Tdmrfer berIdiien Baltimore tdpli4. (difSaes
noininsi: eonntdas) urr 8 lbr ga4miffaas iue
5u .Ri6uionh I'M a.25 Moraene an.
Sic al, W,cntaaen, Miftuoden unb Greitcgen
bon baltimore abfabreroeIi 9aripier uIie hls
bon Ret.Toint an Dleiftaaen. gomnerllalsn
Enb eanftaaen a%tfabren. leesf IN 9iSueeiier'
Eosrt iiub MlrIcnbs an; rro we an Hisitiia'
pes. 3oufcrftnasn ine Gan!iid9en pom taltl'
more uno an Wcntapen, Wttt.iopc1en uno Ntets
faeeri bon @effsboint uhfahrsnotE 2an1fier
Ieaer In gpfftciun nitb Glap'pant an (oei ahIt'
fiaen' gSetter).
~ NIB 10. alsbttfahsn.netrfk.an
ua s55fS; assstl d IsS SSsa x wv ea,i iSsIas 'n,rs g.
In gerans refesnirt Tsresg tn pdgs RHtflNkrn
q. u. MsbjsN, @eruf, n. i2S, rF.S2lsmsfE
etssie, ,eSetF Zen 1aupt.a arsuiss ~. $50
R~fa6isGtt1RG Dafttmsst, n. e. o.s, ,sgs :
y. g.. GeUanns, onlIbs0 sR.Sp6 q. sNoeG3s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31
Gehankrnfplittrr

Sid ouf htr 0bbc Der 3cit tefinben, beibt
bet uiclcn rur, icbe WiOOe mitmu6en.
Wonde Gorge ipirp crit our6 lic6cpole
Pilege 9rob uno tart.
SO murGe urolte 3opiiOce crfrcut ii6
nod ibrcr 6riitcni mic cine 2oterue, bic am
bclIlidten Gage iucitcrbrenrt, nur neil man
ie 3t l6i0cn oer9cicn.
Seinc 6ebltr mGN.c man INNER auN bel
anbcrn %iinoen, icinc Borjiige iuiA man
allcin hciiBeu. at.. &c..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31
Irrdants' C Wincrs' Sranspur.
iation Gumpnnf.

Hnmpfcr.2iuir
Rnm Nuior nno benz Often; icbeu Wonina,
9ieiiita9, Solileriiag nno Gamfins, GbenbS
b ubr.
stnt F'rubiocrec II benz often: ieben Conn.
Tao. Wfitttuoh mo Srcttna. gbenoS o fbr.
Nnh Newport $ g,elps uno Norfolf: tdglt9
nm 6 llbr Nbcrns.
benz Saac abfnbrelioc Sdmpfer araenonirteit.
Nuh Sdhannnb uno benz Siiocu: feocn 3iers
ffnA .4onncri!ng nlio SanIina, .GbcnoS 9 llbr.
@oitonCr lino Providence : Iampfcr fabten
bon Der gEeritc an Snbc beS Coma Sods Obj:
Sno1nrnb'ndm bon Der Werite Gnl Suts
oer 8eit'1ans. 9lbcnuc.
6. ". gIniRstant, Naent,
qpnesEo6.
n. g. Turner, g..@..NseHt.
u. .. GtebbiuA, Gen.sNaan.
s.sirftircnu - eAbcf.Gde German. ant
stabt.Strabe. ut3,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31
MarnIanh uno Ycnnioluamia gabn.

sim b~tfIuIrn WDrtIsNur .Gf6ftpN:
'.3o Sornt. Foit nnt Dorf, tdaltb, nliSge'
Honlnler SonntuoS.
$50 Sorn. gIijin. ndh 9eIta. rur Gonnfaas.
$50 Sorni. Nilonl. rub gelatr, tdelih. ansse'
t~toi1t1eii SouliupS.
II ,35 Sorru. slilnm. nndb geIair, tda.i6, dusae,
l%1rntrteii Gonntaq5.
1.20 Nnd1nt. gliiunt. nnb 9eIair, MIR Ganiftaas.
3.i5 garhi1. 1oit rdc1 PORT, iialih, ausae.
~rolt,ateil GonninAs.
4.0a g,ndDft. @fIunf. nadb SeIta, MIR Gourfnas.
4.55 Stadm. gITorn. mad Geliu, tdsIih, nuses'
iioitiiieit SonttdaS.
COS sbeiibs sffoul. mad gel ,ir. tdaIin, nnss
pctulificn Surittuqs.
lf.00 elbenbs Niioni. rad geIdir. rtr Soun'
'tdqs. .. tAt n
tt.45 aheuos Mffoni. mao HcIair, .nf Mitt.
.fnS MODS itno SnmaaS. 4sgit .T15AiylA ss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31

IS oftnHlrGsre CT dl. - y9ttn,
SEER Sientdnnht lpas irod)t oeititSb
iiinffbtdides iS6badcni?" W .aplois
inl ~tolentpplles aerid,eii lfoitt id)en
nit Niorpcle lclcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-31
2seue G6neGe Gag : Ooote
cer GricSipn. yinic.
r2oro Baltimore" nne yEcnn"
mad, ThiloArfnhio

Sor TieuItag, ben 30. Mdi, Sormittaas g
ubr, an tdglib nno GoHrtaps stbfabrt bon
9iabt. uuo GrattsStruee, in Bettertou unb Gbe.
tier, ga, dnbalfsno.
Nerritde Sahrt burdi ben conal.
N1prpreis in elmer Hidtnne Sf.50, sunS.
fabrt U5 Gnae) fir Die yiidfabrt funobi ditf
ocm 1dg,. lpic gahtssopte efftfe, $3.50 -
Atrnlnhrts yi1cte, bon Vbilno eiptia nit bcr
"a. & 8. gtfcnbubn' Snridfebreiio, S3.5O. -
rid per MOOT S3.75, apcr fer Nabii' ID saas
ahitia, $500. Teruer 'SiirdfabrissEiuefe mad
Nep:yorf, erns.Srand, Nsbnrp.Vari, in elmer
Mihtlne, $500 Nuybreife 5000; Gapc Maap,
tdalit. Sofirtaas niisaerontuen, Inn 8 flbr
EhtprttftnQs nb. Sdbrbinefe tperoen In. gii-
reaii. Ionic bel albnuab'S. Er. enf,, gsotbs
cprinas, Neippcrt. GelpsSnper tGf,1, Vcrtloffb
(gse.) ufo HbrolinenFiiniten rerfniift. gmreibt
tregen- Heitefibrer. Gtarenee ettiuer, 0gent,
Nr. 20l, etebtsGtrdbe. DOL
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-04-20
HOz0 Nngent
EmuIated
MaeterHnck
BY KEITH GORDON
Icopyrleht, lsos. By Z. c. Mcclurs.l

Copyright, 1904. by T. C. Mcclural
N LUCENT was In despair. For
Nj three weeks he had been try.
" Ing 10 ask Virginia Dinsmore
that pointed and personal
question that should decide matters be.
tween them, and for three weeks he
had been held back by an invisible but
impossible barrier
Ralph Merton, OF course, was always
hanging about her, but that gentleman,
Nugent assured himself. was neither
invincible nor insuperable. The thing
that he was afraid of was less Merton
than the long. mystical discussions that
the two held concerning the meaning
OF certain modern writer's whose very
names we're strange to himself. So,
procuring few volumes OF Maeter-
linck. he determined to prepare himself
to "trot In the same class" with her,
as his horsy friend. Michaels. would
have termed IL.
Clad in an old coat whose pockets
sagged delightfully."-, his feet thrust into
slippers whose original shape and color
could only be guessed at and fortified
BY bis beloved pipe, he settled down
one evening and solemnly opened the
first volume OF Maeterllnck that his
hand fell upon.
But, though he made an honest ef-
fort, the atmosphere OF his comfortable
bachelor quarters. whose golf clubs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-04-20

When leading physicians said that
w. M. Smithart, OF Pekip, Ia, had in.
durable consumption, his last hope
vanished; but DR.. Kings New Discov,
cry for consumption, coughs and colds,
kept him out OF his grave. He says
"This great specific completely cured
me, and saved my life. Since then, ]
have used 1t for over 10 years, and con
slider 1t marvellous throat and lung
cure" Strictly scientific cure for
coughs, sore throats or colds; sure pre-.
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soc and SLIGO bottles at the Pioneer
Drug Co., Trial bottle free.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-04-20

DIR. ]. Marty. IA French criminolo-
gist, has recently made an examina-
ton OF 1000 delinquent soldiers of the
French army, and has found that in
height weight, breast measure, mus
cular power and general condition they
averaged much better than the we'll
behaved soldiers. DIR. Marty does not
imply that criminals are by nature bet
ter physically than non criminals, but
suggests that the condition of Grimm
al families is so much more wretched
than respectable ones that only the
uncommonly strong survive.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-04-20
Your Heart.
When Your Heart
Falls 20 Pump Your
Blood, Trouble
Results.
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Xou haye. IL you find 1t hard to breatha
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IL you have pain In your left side. In
chest, back or shoulder. II you suffer
from cold extremities. pale face, blue
lips dry cough. swollen ankles.
IL you have fainting spells, breast
pang. paipitatiOn. rednesa OF the face,
dtscomfoTt ia sleeping on one side.
The only scientifc treatment for this
whole train OF troubles IL DR.. Niles
New Heart Cure.
Dr. Miles New Heart Cure IL the
prescription OF q famous specialist.
whose great success In treating obsti.
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name rs-enninSnt In the medical ana
scientific world.
The msdicins win cure you. We know
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Il have fer several years suffered ct
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and had 20 slt mp on the side q the
Dsd lots % tines 20 get breath. Three
lie, ana / thought was going the same
way. baE about twn and half years
ago got a pamphlet nhpuk DR.. Miles
New Heart Cure and thought 4 would
rrcxsvsre1. and have had better health
siree then than before for several years
can heArtilv Recommend them for heart
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Eprw Write 20 Us for Free Trial
n $1,000 Package ck Or. Miles Anti.
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-04-20

pipes. swords. riding crops. etc. dis
played themselves with masculine vari
ETY. and confusion. did NOT seem con.
ductive 70 the study OF the modern
mystic. Horse and doc pictures look-
" down on him. and pictures that were
neither Of these noble animals testified
somewhat frfvolously 10 the existence
of THE eternal feminine. Rows OF smart.
" bound volumes filled the low book.
cases decorously, bearing witness Ia
their owners aspirations. while hin
actual achievement was evidenced by
the litter Of magazines and several dor
cared kipiing books upon his library
table. Obviously II wne not Afaeter-
Iinek room.
Good Lord" he gr0aned at last
Coed Lord And 10 think allat ahe
can read such alush A. fhls when there
nrn horses to ride. g00A xofr t. p1av
and MEN to TALL tor For one naesiusr
moment 4 doubt of virginia'a eonrno1i
sense assailed him. bnt only sor 4 me-
ment. Not even Maeterfinck could
make hifn disIoyaI ii her.
Besides. IA mnst anean something
Ali kh'A endless dialogue iii which Sear
Whltened men md women echoed each
efhex's words - the accompaniment
81 NhfiaklnG Winds und ehosfly xnomns
~ nresnlsh gray light that never -
listed 0uIside-a nnelolrama. Surely d
man woqid write It'll khis stun without
meaning N0mnfhimK BYaf that xwan
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-04-20

ltchaug. bind. bleeding or protru6-
ing piles. Druggists refund money II
Pa3s OanisRens fails 70 cure any ease
ne msster ~ how long standing, 10 70
IA days Piras application gives ease
aad resl soC n your druggist hasn'l
Ii Send So. IL saAmpa and Ii will De for
wsrdad postpaid b. Paris Medicine
CO.. -. LnHHs. 10.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-04-20

n Only 1anahter cared OF consnmptlo u
When death was hourly expected, a
remedies having failed, and DR.. Fl.
James was experimenting with the
many herbs OF Calcutta, ne accidently
made preparation which cured his
only child Of consumption. His child
ID now In this country, and enjoying
the best Of health. He has proved to
The world that Consumption can be
positively and permanently cured. The
Doctor nov gives this recipe free, only
asking Two 2cent stamps 10 paw ex-
penses. This herb also cures Night
sweats, Nausea At the stomach, and
will break up fresh cold 10 twenty
four hours. Address Chaddock & Co.,
1882 Race ST., Philadelphia, naming
this paper.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-04-20
Oar Great CImb Offer

The COURIER has just closed an ar.
rangement with the publishers where.
by we can offer our readers club list
of valuable farm papers In connection
with the COURIER at about half price
To all subscribers, new or old, who
pay q year In advance, we can give the
following club list for only $500:
UNION COUNTY COURIER, one
full year. .................. 8 sc
The I0tCG Homestead, one of
the largest aud best weekly
farm papers .............. OF
The Homenldkr mag azine,
monthly family periodical,
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The Farm Gdsette, monthly ag-
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fully printed and ably con-
Quoted .................... 81
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-04-20

William Brownhill and family are
very much at home just now on his
homestead near Frog Springs. Billy
says his family tdogs and pup are get
ting along nicely. He has to get up ii
the night to take the little fellow tc
bed and get him warm once in a while
but he enjoys 1t too. Billy is ar
ranging to build q kitchen addition
We wonder what the incentive is
Madras Oregon Pioneer.
The population of Bangkok is es.
timated at 100000 souls, among whom
are about 800 Europeans and Ameri-
cans.
What the London Lancet calls a
new departure in the preservation OF
foods Is method OF sterilizing it with
carbolic acid.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-04-20

A wonderful spring tonic. Drives
out all winter impurities gives you
strength, health and happiness. That's
what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will do. 35c, tea or tablets. Sold by
DR.. w. J. Comfy s. Son.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-04-20
Total.

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All four, one year each, for only So.
Call in and get sample copies. Tell
your neighbors and have them SUBJ
scribe.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17
suIrAn noAoRs WoMAN.

Washington, Dec. 16.-The sultan of Turkey has conferred decoration on Mrs Willis s. Parks, daughter of Sen- ator Bacon of Georgia.
 Senator Bacon passed through Wash ington several days ago on his way from New York to his home in Macon, Ga, after an extensive tour of foreign countries, during which he visited Con- stantinople and received from the sul- tan the decoration of Mrs. Parks. The order of which the senator's daughter lis made a member is said to be the same as that with which Mrs. Robert |Goelet of New York was decorated a year or two ago by the ruler of Tur- key.
 Senator Bacon made a visit in Con Istantinople this summer as the guest Iof Minister Leishman at the American legation. During his stay he was in- yited to the palace for an audience with the sultan. Conversation be- tween the American legislator and his regal host was carried on by means of an interpreter. In the course of the interview the sultan expressed his desire to confer an honorable decora- tion on the senator himself, but was informed that the United States gov ernment forbade it's officials accepting decorations from foreign governments. The sultan then suggested that the decoration be conferred on the sena ltor's daughter. MT. Bacon accepted the honor.
 In addition to the decoration, Sena- tor Bacon received also from the sul- tan two handsome china vases as gifts for Mrs. Bacon and the senator's other daughter, Mrs. J. Manley Curry of Macon. The decoration is in the form of a parchment document and was brought to this country by the senator in a heavily sealed case. Senator Bacon took it and the other gifts with him to Macon.
 The conferring of the honor on Mrs. Parks is of particular interest, owing to the fact that Senator Bacon is a member of the foreign relations com mittee of the senate.