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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-31
WHAT so MEN SAY ABOUT
'FIGUERS $3.50 SHOES

! Your "Figuers 50 80 Ideal Sine
gives splendid satisfaction. Better
than many that cost mora money
A. W. Lipscomb.
I heartily endorse "Eiguers s. 81
Shoe as the best shoe at the price 1
ever wore. Thos. Il Pebbles.
T. N. Figuers,
Dear SIr:-I have been buying Fig
uers 81 80 Shoes for or ) years. Just
takes one pair per year Yours Truly,
Columbia, Tenn A. j. Alexander.
Lynaville, Tenn.
Mr.. 7. N. Figuers,
I bought a pair Of Figuers $3.50
Shoes. am highly pleased with them
They are all right, up-to- date Shoes
Hoping you much success, [ remain
your friend. H. h. HOBBS.
Please send me cue Of your premium
Catalogues.
Have worn a pair of Figuers' $3.50
Cordovan Shoes for about six weeks. To
all Appearances they are as good as
new. T @. Webster.
Culleoka, Tenn.
T. N Figuers,
Columbia, Tenn.
Dear Sir and Friend:-I bought on
October last, pair of Figuers' SO so
Shoes and have worn them regular ever
since and will say they are the most
pleasant wearing shoe / ever wore, and
are good for II months vet. Y urs,
Culleoka, Tenn. r. r. "a. M. b. Erwin.
Mr.. T. N. Figuers,
Dear Sir. Il think your Figuers SO so
Cordovan Shoe is as gof d a wearing
Shoe as / ever wore. One pair last me
Il months for every day use.
Yours Truly, w r.. Sparkman.
Spring Hill, Tenn.
t. ". Figuers,
Dear Sir:-I have purchased several
pairs Of your Figuers 81 so Shoes and
1nd that they give better satisfaction
than any other $3.50 shoe that / can
buy. Yours Res'pt.
z. C. Afford
NJ. T N. Figuers,
/ bought from you last November
LION buluk eyer wore % DebbcE PAIR
for that money. Res pit.
E. p Fraser.
Columbia, Team.
Mr.. t N Figuers.
The pair of Box Calf FigUers $3.50
Shoes bought of you 10 October have
been worn every day since. and with the
exception of ware 90 bottom of sole, look
a. n y
Respectfully, W. O. Gordon.
Dear Sir:-The pair Of Figuers $3.50
shoes purchased OF you jan. rs, 1904,
are giving good satisfaction.
L r. Padgett.
Columbia, Tenn.
GentIemenTI find YOUR ''Figuers
1850 Shoe the best shoe fOr the money
[ ever wore.
VS. Green.
CoIunbi Tenn.
T. ~ Figuers,
Dear Sir:-The $3.50 Shoes / pur-
chased Of you las' december are still |
with me. looking almost az good as they |
did the day got them Res'pt.
E. A. Timmons.
MooresyiIle, Tenn,
Mr.. T. N. Figuers,
Dear Sir:-The pair of shoes bought |
from you December 1st have given en-
tire satisfaction as they are not more !
bnan half worn out, and it does take a /
good one to last me or months.
Res pit. g. B. Gracy.
Columbia, Tenn.
/. N. Figuers,
/ have pair Of your Vici Kid shoes, |
| think they are good SD Gand up-to- I
date. Res pit.
j. t. Brooks. |
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I. N. El2u6fSs
Dear Sir:-I am wearing a pair Of
your 81 so Wei Kidd shoes Nine Poel
for comfort and durability. it has no
equal. >. w. Smith.
Figuers So 80 Shoes are o. n.
Jones Bunch.
Columbia, Tenn
Dear Sir:-Figuers $3.50 shoes give me
perfect satisfaction. Very truly,
A. IA. Holtz.
Columbia, Tenn.
Dear SIR
L bought a pair of your Vici Kid shoes
tor % 80 in Oct. and have worn them
every day since. They have done excel
lent service and are good for several
months yet.and I do a good deal Of
walking. II. P. Figuers.
Mr. t " Figuers,
Columbia, Tenn.
I have been wearing a pair of "Fig
uers $3.50 tIdeall' for more than a
month. They are all you claim for
them Yours Res pit.
VIM z. Walters.
Principal Isom High School.
Hampshire, Tenn, r. +. ID. y.
Carriers Greek, Tenn.
Mr.. I N Figuers,
Dear Sir:-T have worn one pair of
"Figuers 50 80 Cordovan Shoes" and
like ths m so well I bought the second |
pair. Yours Res'pt.
". J.. Mcknight.
Spring Hill, Tenn.
7. N. Figuers,
Dear Sir:-I can't speak too highly |
of the shoes bought of you. | have al |
ways found them satisfactory in every |
respect. Yours most truly
o. P. McKissack.
Columbia, Tenn.
Mr.. T. N. Figuers,
Dear Sir:-The Shoes bought of you
last October have given entire saGisfac
tion. They are comfortable IN wearing I
and lasr we'll. No mendIng required
yet. Yours Truly,
W. B. Gordon.
7. N. Figuers,
My Dear Sir:-I take pleasure in say
ing to you your S3 so Shoes have given
me perfect satisfaction. They are the
best shoes ever bought for the money
Res'p5
w. A. Howard,
Spring Hill, Tenn.
Columbia, Tenn.
Those that know what to do, wear 7.
n. Figuers B. 80 shoe. They rise early
IN the morn. and have comfort all day
without a corn. Res'p't
j. L. Harmon.
Columbia, Tenn.
+. ". Figuers,
Dear Si,:-MyseIf and son have been
your Figuers 50 30 shoes, for
years. We find they are the cheapest,
easies6 wearing shoe we ever bought
We want no other We use the Cor
iovsn for heavy wear, and are highly
pleased with them. Yours truly,
j. B. Marshall,
Mooresville, Tenn.
Dear Sir:-I take pleasure in stating
hat your Figuers 80 80 shoe has thus
ar given perfect satisfaction. 1t is
Iery comfortable and is wearing we'll.
Wishing you success. [ am yours truly,
W. ID. L. PicEeus.
Bigbyville, Tenn.
I. N. Figuers, Esq.
Dear Sir:--I have only had the r. ~
Figuers So 30 shoes short time but am
yell pleased with them. They are tae
most comfortable wearing shoe | have !
,eeu able to get for quite awhile.
Yours, E. Nj. Fender.
Dear Sir:-I bought a pair Of your i
'Figuers 50. so shoes and have worn no :
'ther'' slice bought them, ana if they {
Ion't wear me years like the first pair
bought I will be disappointed. be- .
ieve they will do it. Resp'ct'y,
p, A. Sanders.
Istomers if necessary, but
rs $3.50 Shoe is made in
'ici, Russia Calf and Ideal
in broad cap toe
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T. n. FICUERS.

Jones, 1855 SO; Vim. Fl. Polk elected
for 1872, hut on account of Secces-
sion did not serve; Saml. N. ArnelI
1865-70; W. G. Whitthorne 1871, 81,
1885, J. q. Bsllentine 1883 -S6:
Nicholas N. Cox 1S9l-19O0 and Lemuel
r. Padgstt 1916.
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Columbia, Tenn.

/ Mr.. F1guers:-
wore 3 pair Of your s3 80 Shoes, and
find it an easy wearing shoe Ib does
not rip or break across the toes.
have a pair bought October, and there ;
not break ia them From
Ksnnard Hamler.
Columbia, Tenn
Dear Sir
I have been wearing pair CT your
$3.50 Cnrdovsn Shoes since last Novem-
Der They have given me entire salts
faction, and expect to wear them as long
az can get them. Yours truly,
Or. o. A. Kennedy.
Mr.. t. N. Figuers.
Dear Sir
Your $3.50 Shoes give perfect satisfac
ton. wear no other make,
Respectfully,
John W. Stephenson.
Columbia, Tenn.
Mr.. T. N. Figuers,
can say that your Figuers 80 80
Shoes are good easy wearing shoes for
the money have bought two pair sud
remain your customer for the Bird pair.
Yours Truly,
VIM Campsey.
Dear Sir:-The pair of Cordovan
shoes | purchased from you are giving
me perfect satisfaction, | think my
pair was the cause of 5wo other pair be-
me sold. Yours,
r. R. "a. r. Fl Wilson.
Columbia, Tenn.
Mr.. T. N. Figuers,
Dear Sir:-The Shoes I bought of
you are all right.
J.B. Rees.
The Shoes bought from you give me
entire satisfaction. They feel good and
wear we'll. Yours Truly,
w. D.. Brooks.
Sprng Hill. Tenn.
| am wearing pair Of Figuers $3.50
Shoes and can say they are "all right
and plum coed oues-"
John A. White.
Mr.. T. ~ Figuers,
Dear Sir:-The pair of Figuers SO 20
Shoes I bought of you proved TO be as
good as ever wore for the money.
Yours Truly,
j. Fl. Smith.
Mr.. T. N. Figuers,
Dear Sir:-Have used Figuers 50. 80
shoes for 4 years find them to be just
what you recommend them to be-the best
you can find for the money. Yours truly,
j. A, ReaVes.
Spring Hill, Tenn.
7. N. Figuers.
Sir:-The pair of Figuers % so Cor
divan Shoes bought of you last fall have |
given perfect satisfaction. believe /
they will last me another winter.
Sincerely Yours,
E. l.. Armstrong. |
Columbia, Tenn.
Gents: As have been a constant I
wearer Of your So so Cordovan Shoes for !
several years / must say that | find /
the m the best [ ever wore at any price. /
| am very hard on shoes and don t
think any other would wear like them,
30 advise all working men to wear
them. Very Res'pt.,
Chas. s. Mason, Painter
Mr.. T. ~ Figuers;
Dear Sir:-Your 3d. Shoes I be-
Iieve are all you claim for them; will re-
commend them TO your customers for {
comfort and durability. Yours Res'pJ.
w. II. Erierson.
Culleoka, Tenn.
T. N. Figuers,
Tenn
Dear Sir:-I have worn nothing but 1
Cordovan in your Figuers $3.50 shoe for
several winters, and have found them to
be both comfortable and durable.
Yours Truly.
Jonas T. Amis.
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ASLEEP ON
THE TRACK
South Bound Passenger Train
Mills Unknown White
Man Near Pulaski.

Special to the Herald
PULASKI, TENN, March %. An
unknown white man. aged about %,
was killed by the southbound pas
sengeT train this morning, inst south
OF the tunnel near Testers STATION,
He was sitting on the track, evil
IDENTIFY asleep and was not seen until
too late to stop the tram.
His head was crushed and his left
arm broken. He Is thought to have
been in the lumber business at Decatur.
Every Buggy for less than cost to
make it at the factory We pay freight.
Only price and wire factory and see.
30 3sw1t ). w. G.. CHURCH, TIT stee.
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Big Buggy Store.

Has the largest and best selected
stock of Buggies, SurIies. Ph@tous and
Runabouts we have ever had Don't
taII to see as.
1t SAT- TERFIELD & DUDSON.
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CHOICE SELECTIONS

OF apple trees, raspberries, strawber-
ries and asparagus plants.
r. A. WILKES, Culleoka, Tenn.
Sd eCd,t,w4t.
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Buggies

at all prices, as low as can be bougn
We can and viii save you some none
Come and let US prove 1t
1t SATTERFIELD & DODSON.
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Disc HarrOWS,

Land Rollers, Smoothing Hariows
and Breaking Flows, good enough for
anybody. See us.
Ii SATTERFIELD s. DODSON. =
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Coughs aud colds, dow1 20 the
borderland of consumption, Yields "
soothing influences Of DIR. WOOD
way Pine Syrup.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17
Saft fir 3%uIaiinns Der Gbincicn.

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nu ein5ubiibcn. Ser Heit Der Hcbc
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Eroblcmc %oclpiOmet: Der Heiorm ser
Griminolqerihtaborfeit mo oes Gbc.
observation-disclosures nnb elmer gbbiilic
Der inter 0cn Vun0esbcomten berr.
Idcn0cn WebuIt5miIere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17
Standardization.

Gueen@tomt II, 10. Suni.-Tcr
9ompier .,GDmrico," bon Bolton mad
2iperpool bcitlmmt, fam bier an uno
irbr meiter.
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bourg o%bgciobrcrt.
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Gonlpier Oscar Der 3peitc, bon
Nelu.yorf otGopenbogen bcitimmt,
pailirte bier.
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Dem @eoc bon 9telp' Dorf mad 9ou.
loone uno Iottcroom poilirte bier Der
Eompicr ,5totenoom."
SciIlu, 10. SUM. Eoiiirt:
Tompier ygliifer," BON Neiu-Yorf
nad Yluntoutb, Gberbourg nnoSont-
burg beitimnlt.
SamburG 10. SUM. Ger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17

9ompier ,ltnitco StoteS" uni 3.
Sllli nod &%openbugcn.
Gompicr Bremen" an 6. Suit
liod) Bremen.
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ltof SonburG.
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nod Glasgow.
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nat Sipcrpool.
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nuh Solltbompton.
Gompicr v6inIono" om s. SuIl
nod) Irtlucrpcr.
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Heupel unb 8enud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17
Gbieaso's Strifcluirrcn,

fcnocn 6ubrlellten ibrc ~llttcr.
%ltiibung. = 3rl@coIr2 Gntbilauu.
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Mitolieocr Der IrbcitCr ~llnioncn Sir.
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lie Den ltrifcnoen 6llbrlCutcn lire MO.
roliihc uno iinorBicuc llutcrItiitung
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Ibfobrtstasc Der Granddaughter ION
NcW.Yprf.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17

oltc Silbncr 14l@c.; lln8c Silbner
15c. bis 25c.; Gntcn 10c. bis 12c.;
Eauben, pro Boor 20c. bis 25c.
SRI d tc mnb q cm ii c.
8artoiicIn, pro @uidel t5c. bis
25c.; nclle &ortoffcIn, pro Sob 60c.
bis $500; 3uderriibcr, pro giiuoel
&c. bis Sc; @ciBfobI, pro Grotc soc.
bis SOC; Noriolf, pro Sob soc.
bis SOC; 3miebclm pro @ulfel
500 bis $1.20; gepfel, pro Sob
$500 bis $3.50; Spinot, pro 9uiteI
t5e. bis 25c.; Crime 9obnen, pro
SolbioB 81 bis $40; aopfinIot, pro
aiite 25c. bis 35c.; 8lirfen, pro 8orb
$1.25 bis $1.75; tomatoes, pro Gar.
.ier $1.25 bis $500; Grobeeren, pro
Guort &c. bis &C.; Npfcllincn, pro Sci.
lte $3.50 bis $3.50; InonoS, pro
Crate 1926 bis $500; airihen, pro
elmer 20c. bis Soc; Stodelbeeren,
pro Yfuno &c. bis 61ac.; Simbeercn,
pro Quart &c. bis Sc; Biirlite, pro
Carrier $1.75 bis $500; GontoloupcS,
pro Crate $3.50 bis $1.75.
Groceries uno Yrobiio.
Snl5fleiid. pro Bfuno: feline Gu.
gor.Gnreo Stinfen 1896; eroBe
Sdinfen 12Ac.; G%olifornier Sd)in.
fen SIC; Sugor.Gureo Shultern
see; troden 9eiul5ene Seitenrippeu
Slac.; Spediciten &C.; troden &c.
i~ol5enc SduItcrn &c.; reines
6dmaIs in &icrccs 7Ac.; Sped.
Id)ultern sac; WtcB.S hlucineileiif
$1,000 pro SOB.
Raffinirter 3lider: aetpiirfelt
6.65c,; ~puIoeriiirt 605c.; Stonoarb
g%ronulirt 5,95c.; fein graniIirt
5.95c,; GrpltaI " 5.95c., Columbia
" $500; gelber 4.95c. his 5.45c.
@er0iteter 3affee: 6. 8. 6. 100
Bfb. 3iiten t21ac.; 6. 8. e. go Bfo.
aiitcn 1906; 6. 8. 6. 36 Bfuno
4iitcn 12.70c.; rciner SABA 2S12e.
bis 29c.; gutter SABA 2613c. bi &c;
reiner Woffa 2612c. bis &c; SABA
uno Roffo, oemildt, 251ac. bis 26c.;
SABA, gemiidt 2i1ac. bis 25c.; reiz
ner Worocoibo 2t1ac. bis 22c.;
reiner 2o @ltapra 201ac. bis BIC;
reilier Santos 2O1ac. bis 21e.; Gan.
tos, semiiht, 1876. bis 20c.; 8io,
eelniiht, 1926. bis 19c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17

0ompicr nSbeiiulio" lit BON 9teir.
2)orf bier nnGcfonlmCn.
9rpm &coh 16. SUM. - Der
0umpicr o@corQic," bon Ncp'Y ors
nod 2ipcrpool bcitinmt, p%oiiirte bier.
EIpmoutb, t6. SUM. - Ger
0ompfcr n9Iiihcr." bon Nclu. Dorf
nod Gbcrbourg mo SomburQ be-
itimmt, poiiirtc bier mo lit lpcitcr &C.
fohrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17
abam Wuss's @ettau!aat.

yr. 1104, observation-disclosures.
Der .gprboit Smmeripd brenbe Halberetit
bon baltimore" b%erfamnteIt I'D bier
teben Dtuiltaa. - 8ecrae Srebfn q Cons
Bier an 8apt mad oeutf6er drt btreft
bonn Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17
ehmibt,s ..eidenFrauS.Sane,"

Ode 3. un6 8ongbsStrnBe. ponpt0notfIer
oes .8uoern ar. sllnt. sBereins," ~Sihen'
frun5sS Canton Smmcrlu.
Baus nno 3cibs8ereins,~ r9eutfbe Se'
nniitbIi6fcif." "8cNeIfhmichesnnion- lino
-Sefper.Gonflube gr. f7S, .. 8. s." Srl'
ftes Bier 5u ieoer Belt. 2eIepbon: g.
C y. - g9pIf $500 %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17

gr. 1920 bis lice. Sartorb.abemue.
Sauptauartier bes .2baIia'W dnner&orS-.
Saue unb ,Sommeraarten btnie au bers
mtetben. @uter BInt FIT MufterRr5iten.
Seintte getrinfe. Srei'BooI. g, q D.
feIepbou Wt. Bernon 9760 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17
8clo aus5nleibcn.

Warplanb GbatteI 2pan NiIoeiation,
t1O pie $500 iperben ~psrfiehen ant Rbbelu,
ttanoS etc., pbne GHtfernuua berjelbsn.
BON 1. Sanuar 1905 an befin6en Ht uufere
Glrealig iuieoer In unferem alien GoiaIe.
ealoert.Satlbtng, benz 8erihtsaebdube Gesen.
fber.
Btnlrier gr. 800, 231, 1888 (~sipeiter BInr).
esooh.96e 1anette. nub ct. SastetTaE.
Soteenirs tIr 0ef6dftsfreuHbe.
Nub9. tST&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17
ST.. Sc. @ieuer.
bomOopatbiiasr Mr,t,
Y I. 1419, Ginben. Noeune.
=. :. 6aDben.
Gin We5dlenf fnr's Qeben.

8enn str Guren 16htern Elm praitif9eS @e.
fdeni MAIDEN fpont. eth 6efhenf fir'S aan3e
peben, 70 labt {e einen anrfus i'm
Geledrit.r amen. e hneibe rihfent.
bnr6maden. Tte S6uIe 1T Test geoffnet. Der
9oItenpunft 1T eerins. enhIer fit bic sbenb.
fIaifcn fperbtn feet aufeenonlmen. Neqen BE.
802, EeH.eavatssa., Cd Gsisarb-@traAe.
(276-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17
nab StsbIaabtsU =.
Gsrina,s Caution 2ieberfrnn5.Sane.

Gnring's Canton 2ieberfran5.Sane.
Giioneiis@de 3. ctr. II. 5ntfsgbe., gdntor
Snupi lunrtier bee Canton 2ieoerfrara -
Sinaftnnoe ieben 9onuerftne .abeno. -
9amen.9erein %perfnmmeIt fi4 feoet Gter'
flag Mbeno. NntionnIsBier am 3dpf.-
g~befnpenfe leIepbon: BoIfe 1453 j.
(gpril13iO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17
Steaenaeiudlc.
gu %bcrfanfen.
Su o%erfanftH:
Gu n%srfnnftn:

Sroccrb. @ef6dft nit 8nrrGtb II. Ginribtlro
quies nlte5 @efbdfi. gn6sufrnaen bel Gbas.
w. Sedet, Nr. 420, Hcrb'Gareb.S trahe.
U27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17

gr. 1924, pnsSaitimore.st raSe - 8tm.
mer an Serren gu bermietben. - 6etnfte
0etrdnfe unb Wetne. .Bans8tep'B raues
rei."Bier. BerfammIungsIofdI beS DIT
Q%ombdroffr. Snmerp. Pnii' uno eetb'
Bcreine. GbeE. IeI.-BoIfe 1862 VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17
Sofub Mica ..Mefpbte.baue,A

4orbohsGde Der pops unb So~rreftStrabe.
Sauptaunriier bes 6~eianeperetnS rWeIos
bic. Stneftunoen ieben 9pnnerttaagIbeNb
Beriummlireen beS centennial Meteer'
Bereins- ieben 2. unb 4. 9tenftae TIM @1os
nat. 2eIepbcu - Wt. Bernon 2666 q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17

Wlcbrcre moberne Biuciit6diae Sditfer nn oil.
Ter Gnge, lettte Peoineunaeu. gnfSufraeen
bel Stac, ". Ssder, Nr. 420, Huro-Garsp.s Str.
U277
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17

Renn Shr geIb nbtbta habt, wsnset gnM
an MIN. 3nrleben nuf GaIdre. WlbbeIn ooer
@rnroet9entbum 8erf6pieaenbcit. seine
gel99eihdftssWSetboben. Nr. aremer, Rr. 100,
prS.tnta.etra 1. Siur. 2aunbrp 8utIbtue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17
9. epabn's aeitaurant.

Wnbi0lNcr BON Ncnr0 Nprrer.
Hr. 923, N~oros@ocrs, Gde IntbonDs ctr.
NerfnmmIunqSIoiuI oes .Intonia $ gons
! f fldGss % sr. g ISS, ,, .66s tHI s STiifinGsH: Sr'
1903. .. II. D." ino pSiftrifts gir. $50,
.. u. D." 9nIe an &ereilIe Al bermies
them. Setnite Btere, Beine uno anoere
9etrdrie. G22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-17

ede Gait. iinb Sait.atbenue, Canton.
WarpIanb.I eIepbon = q 4.
6au%ptquartier beS 1~efanaoeretns -0bek
netb,.. ~Damers9 eretnS beS Gbeipeth-
~@arfnn.g onclabeS Nr. 445. 3. o. g.
-OrtenfaI.9 tftriftS Nr. 1873, 8. h..a.' unb
-Qanton Spar' u. BerenlauusbBerstnSs
(Sept21.1 10