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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
NEBRASKA STATE FAIR.
Special Trains Win the BurIinEto
ROute.

For the state fair at Lincoln, September
4 TO s, inclusive, the Burlington will run
special trains, leaving Omaha at a. M,
Tuesday, September s. and Thursday Sep
tember 7, in addition to regular daily train
leaving at $50 a. m. Tickets, S165 for the
round trip at City Ticket once, 1902 Far
nam street, or Burlington station, Tenth
and Mason streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
PHIL MIMI
81. Paul ana 4setarn

ti7.50
DULUTH. ASHLAND AND bayfield,
and return
1850
DEADWOoD AND LEAD
and return
tiSB
VERY LOW RATES NOW
TO ALL POINTS EAST
via The Northwestern Line
City Ofices 1t0l-l40S
Farnam Street.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
I1an Gerdon,. Picnic to blair.

O1an GOrdOn's Picnic 10 Blair, Neb.
The special train for Clan Gordon's picnic
and Caledonian games at Blair, Neb leaves
Webster street depot at a. m. Monday
CLabor day.. with stops at Florence and
Calhoun. Tickets for round trip and ad-
mission 10 grounds. 500: children Is 10 10.
30 cents.
Tickets on sale at Douglas Printing COM
pany. 1908 Howard street; The Bennett
company 0ewelry, drugs and grocery de-
partments). and at ticket once Chicago. ST.
Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha railway, 14Ol-
ll03 Farnam street
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03

Cheap Rates To Csear Lake and
Return.
VIA CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RAIL
WAY.
Tickets on sale every Saturday. Final
return limit the following Monday Good
ashing, boating, bathing. Reasonable
hotel rates. For further information apply
10 8. ID. PARKHURST. General Agent,
1872 Farnam ST.. Omaha Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03
Have Root print it.

Mems, boys, children's clothing, hats.
ladies' suits skirts, millinery, etc. cash or
credit. Peoples Store 18th and Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03

The day annually set aside in the United
States as a tribute to, the worth of labor
will be observed in Omaha much in the
usual way There will be no parade of
labor unions, in accordance with the GUS
tom Of recent years, but the organizat atoms
Of the three cities will gather at Court
land beach, where the Omaha Typogra phi
cal union will act as host at an all-day
picnic. The affair has the approval and
cooperation of the Central Labor union,
the Trades and Labor Assembly of Council
Bluffs and the Trades and Labor Council
OF South Omaha. The big drawing card
will be William ]. Bryan. who will begin
talking at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. so
he may leave the city on an. afternoon
train.
Newspaper Men VIII speak.
Besides MFR Bryan, Edward Rosewater,
Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock and o. e. McCune
have been invited to make speeches, and
it is supposed they will respond. Mr.. Rose
water has been on an eastern trip, but is
expected home by Monday. President X.
S. Fisher Of the Typographical union will
be chairman of the speakers meeting
The picnic is in charge of a committee
composed Of John Polian, Herman Matthes,
Gus Sellenten Dave Craighead, Monte Col
Inns and NJ. N. Griffith Proceeds will go
to the strike fund of the printers.
The chief theme Of the gathering will
he the eight-hour day, the object for which
the printers are about to contend all over
the country. The picnickers are to bring
lunch baskets and spend all day at the
beach. Athletic games will be held and
facilities for dancing will be provided both
in the afternoon and evening.
Eugene V. Debs disappointed the social
lists, who were counting on him to address
them at Krug Park. In place OF the
social-democTat leader b. McCafrey of
Kansas City and William F, Biggs of Chi
cago have been secured to make speeches.
Apart from talking the assembly will have
no formality program.
The Scots Of the city will go to Blair
for their annual outing under the auspices
of Clan Gordon. A special train to trans
port the party will leave the Webster
street station at . o'clock, making stops
at Florence and Calhoun.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03

MAUI Undertaking Co, est 1854 Tel. rs.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03

Harrs r. Davis. undertaken. Tel Ia
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-03-31
Worlds Greatest Clothing Sale

If you value money don't miss it, Nas we
must sell this gigantic stock in ten days
|! so the administrator can make his final
settlement of the estate.
The Great Western Salvage Co. is the
. largest institution of It's KIND in the world
operating fortyeighG separate stores, ard
f large warehouses and auction sales rooms in
Chicago. Below we quote few prices to
show what extraordinary bargains Will be
Offered.
{. The opening Will be a gala day. Bring
the children-there will be music all day.
s1t will pay you TO come 100 miles to visit
this sale. Excursion rates on all roads.
x Never again will you have such golden
oppor tunlty to dress i'm such rich ralmenLat
such a trlf1ing cost The entire stock con-
sists OF over So 600 worth of fine Clothing
Hats Furnishing goods aud Shoes. Thus
tremendous sale positively begins Wednes-
day, April 5th at a. m. and closes in ten
DAYS
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-03-31
Mark the Date
AND
Mark It Well.
Wednesday,
April 5 1905
at 9 g m


oft C.
TO
The
clcua eos OF ~ mate
&c : OF 5 .
u the
in
/. Clothing
D.
sClohn tioplsa
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-03-31
The Sensation Of the Day
The Wonder Of the Hour

Here will be the most mighty avalanche
of majestic bargains in Mems High Style
Ultra Fashionable FAN aud Winter Suits
and Overcoats ever brought together by any
firm in the State equaling in quantity and
variety the combined stocks of all the re
tail clothing houses in Slsseton. We
hereby guarantee, to sell precisely as we
advertise, and every price we quote below
is strictly Bona fide and every quotation alb
solntely correct 1t may be hard to be-
lieye that a big concern would sacrifice such
an immense stock to be sold at q per cent
less than their actual cost of manufacture.
but 1T is Gospel Truth and we merely ask
you, to come and test our statements
This tremendous sale positively begins
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15
@cridJmcl5nus ppn SCIcpbOn Wcicl.
ldiaftCu.

Eitt3burG go IT, Scpt. -
Gem @Crllcbnlen nod lcbt Cinc0}rrp.
pc Don mcitIidcn GluoU}lCutcrr. lpH,
dc bier gcitcrn cirtroicU oonit NM,
cine gon5c Injahl non mobb1nOi
0cn Sclcpbon = @clcalhoitru ultcr
cillcn Sut 81 bri10cn, nm cincn
idrcQcrCn ulo glottCrCn WcihGft>
gang III crno1llhcn. NrcOcrid 3.
CidioIr, scr ErGliocnt Der ,Gcocrol
Telephone Co." mCIhc ou2 or6bte
unobhGn1i1c Spltcm int Yanoc &c.
iiet, crtl0rt, hcr %CridmclNul0 ser
Srtcrciicn mcrNc cine rOpi0c Gntlut.
dclu10 scr bllrd0cbcuOcu Ncrtin,
Dung i'm dun6cn SltCU unO ccntrolcn
9Seltcn nllf DEM NlrGc lol0cn, nrltc
9inicn bon TittHburN uuh Ebilo0c(
pbiu mo Baltimore mo BON Glcnc
lon0 nod NIbonp u -, uiu @uiin,
10, HnhcltCr mo Surutlnr, luiir0rl,
bolo im Nctricbc lCln mo ihlic6lid,
luCroc oild) bic Stoot Nuu port
onNcltIollcn iucrbcrL no n,on iiN
icRt id)on I'M cine Gou5ciiion br.
milht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15
Euitbci0rOcrunN nadD benz MnSlnnoc.

Qic m9lGnOiihc Foit fir bic onl
IS. Scptbr. cn0cn0c Mod)c ihIicbt
Tin olcn 6dIlcn piinftlidJ) in 0enl
@nuptbiircou lpic iolgt:
Yudet . Folt lit oiicn bon 9 lt9r
@ornittu1S bis . llbr Nn6mittogS
t1gIid, oll5Qcnonmcn SonntogS.
Eodet Eolt lilr Geitihluno Id)lielt
am Wontug, Ocu 10. September, INT
# llbr &ormittngS; nod @roBbri-
tonnien lrnO {rlono oln 0icnitdg ul0
SrCiiog INT ) llbr 9tnhmlittoQS.
Compiler pcrloilen Nelu. yorf big
un0erlueitig on9c0eben.
Grams. d . o it.
Srciiug 90 , llDr Hodm., nod
oen Hjorcr $nicIu per Compiler BON
Bottom; & llbr Nlben6S, noh Srlon0
per Compiler o,Strllrio," bio Queens.
tolpn. CFoit nod onocren Gbeilcn
europa INNS per Gtrllrio" oorels
iirt icin.) I llbr Nbcn6s, nod Gir.
ropu per Compiler st. SouiS," pln
FIDmoutb urO G%berbourg.
y o It iii 2 ii .. uno Central.
Imeritn " It-Sn0icn etc.
8rcito0 - , llbr TohmittogS,
nod Sonluico per 0anlpIer bon 80,
lton; rad Ncrmlioa per 9ampicr
BON &oIiior; I llbr gbenos, nod) Den
ga Elota HdnOern per Tontpicr ,gto.
nu;" 10 llbr Nbcnbs, nad Neuiuito.
lono per Compiler .Hoialino;" nod
Eorto Hico, Curacao ltno 8eneslelo
per 0ompicr Caracas; rod 5ortu.
nc, Salarb, Eomuoica uto Columbia
per Gonnp'cr nSi6irio;" nod Cuba
per Gonpicr nWtorro Cattle"
Yoit nab 9iclt 6llnolano bio TortD
Sponen rnO nud) Miiquelon pia 80.
iton id1liebt bier tagIib nm 8 llbr
Todntittogs; nod) Gltbo bio Tampa
t1olid) I'M I llbr, nod Gotta Silica
pio Nep.S Orleans tdglid Inn s llbr
abenos; mad, 6onOuras uno @uote.
nrolo. uio NiobiIc, tdgIid) INN s lt6r
Nbenos.
Grams Yocific Soft.
Srcitog llbr gbenbs, nod
S,,opon, Gorco ms China, nia Taco,
ma; no6 Saluaii Sapan, Gorea, ebi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15
InS Scm Snncrcn M%NruInro's uno
ben nn9rcnScnbcn Stontcn.
2 dh 10 -Irnnf-

~
&n Nenton, Caroline Gpuntl lit
&r, CON. I. Subb2, mcIdcr irilhcr
Sabre lang ol@ 3cjrutQn @crid)tcr.
ltottcr III Baltimore th0ti0 NOR, am
NCruCniiCbcr @crfroutt
@c0oucrlidc err uu0lii # $.
Nlri elmer @ubn III oCr 3icNclitcir-
lucrtcn bel TroitburQ QcriCth cingNo0.
gorL Der nit Solj bcIo0Cn mar. at.
BCr Gontrolc ulti elmer CinCWtcilc loll,
gcn Stredc mo lnbr in ole @crfc
biucin 0urd) cine moilipC Mtoucr bill
Ourh. Nubci lullr0C Der - Sabre al
tc &ofob &oon6 9~Ctootct mo Ger -
Sabre oltc elias Miuium2 crlitt
ld)iucrc &crlcBun0cn.
mob nhnu@ obQCbrnnnt t.
&n Srouiuc, Ct. Woru'9 Guluntu,
III Noht@ boa @nbnbnu2 scr tSolnilic
bc% Nrn. SbonIo@ Is. Noroin0 ob9c,
brornt. Nic SonliIic cntNing MIR
nit flloppcr Moth Cincnt ldrcdIid)crl
So0c, Gin Gbcil oca Wiobiliora I'M
crltCn Stodlucrt fonntc gcrcttCt lpcts
ocll.
Gin alter NJ iiictbGtcr.
%n 6rc0crid lpllr0c Gbo@. ". Wiil,
Ter inter Scr IntlnQc ucrboitct. oclr
% Sabre oItcn Sormcr Gbo3. Sciicrt
oui elmer 6orm nicOcrQclhlogcn mo
bcroubt 81 bobcrl Ser 60ubcr cnt.
Hob, luuroc ubcr lpGtcr Dcrbnftct.
Wiilcr luurbc IN 1898 mcgcn Grntors
hrntg ocs Ncgcr9 Non 9ropn ST Il
Nu6rcn 3lId)tbult~ perltrtbciIt mo
mnrbe I'M ,SllIi bonn @ollpcrneurg0or.
liclo bcQnooi0t nadlbcm CT led)S Sab
re Der Strurc ub0eClicn bottc.
Nbleben.
%n SoIi3buWp. Wicomico GoltntO.
1T Der 60 Sabre ulte Nd)tb. Sbomoa
i. 5. Hibcr nod Iongcr aronfbcit
qcltorbcn.
&n GomionUiuc, MontgonlcrDsGo.,
Itorb Der oltC Gonio0crtrtcn Gctcron
8m. Go0c i'm ?lItcr bon IS Sobrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15
9uttcr, pro Tiuno:

ScbcnocS @ciIiiGcl, pro Filtno;
oItc SiIbncr tic; iun0c Silbncr
1il2c.; GntCn Zoe. bis l2c.; Eoubcn,
~, Mn.. 90. L.. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15

no unb oen EbiIippincn, biz Son
SroBi@co.
Samltod = ltbr NbcuoS, nod
NcltsS cclnnb, 9%uitrolicL NctGolc.
nuniclL Samoa, Molpoii mo Oen
6ioihi- SnicllL pio Gan 6ron5iScu.
Gic SronST ociiic Eoit miro tag.
lid nod bcm Nb0olrN@boicu bci6r.
bert mo sic 3cit OcS ToitidlulicS lit
10 o%rronNirt, bnB mnntcrbrodcncr
llcbcrlonb- transport itottiinoct.
". Sail &orri&,
Eoltmciltcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15

idcl; ans Orl Glcputorell 5~ilriid9c5o'
Ncn t5,O22 @uitcl; Glcputorcn'Tor'
ROTH 653, 49, NrltcI. &crtGilc: 7
@u0Nonp Nr. 3 ipciBcr 81 3O12, |
90. Nr. , mciBcr 81 3134, 1 90. ar, 1
luciBcr 5u 291a, > 90. Nr. . mciBcr
Su 49,, I 90. 9tr. 1 mciBcr 81 2S3A,
[ 90. 9tr. 3 pciBer 81 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15

Gte 3, mo @p,iae SiroBc. enuptdnurtier
hes sRshern Ser. uri. sgIetetrs." .Stten.
rnn5s2nnenbcreiuS,' Canton Smmcrlp.
Nums uno 9eibsNcreuls." ~9enifbe 1e'
milibIidicif." .8efelf6mieoe Union Ino
-SefpersG oniIuoe SIT. 4fS, J. 8. g." Srt'
f6es Bier 8i ieoer 3eit. 1etepbcu: q.
Il u. - @plf 1900 VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15
Waltimurcr Warftbcridltc.

Vultimorc, II. September 1905.
ID cd |. - 3ulubrCu 1918 6dllcr.
cirihIicBid 1895 SGiicr 81 Occult.
Eoint lno o20 SGiicr 81 Canton. Sit.
itcnUcrlonbt li3 6Giicr. Sic Frciic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15
Yruonftcn Warft.

llntenltcbenNc Erciic bc5icbcn lidl
olti ocn GllOro8 Sonocl; fir Oen
&Icinbonbel m!lj Elm cntiprchcnocr
ghliihloq gcnlod)t merocn.
Gicr. pro Tltbcnb 2Oc. bis DC.
Gutter, bro EIllno:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15
Gaateu nab 5tstIakbtsUn 4.
garinafs Canton 9ifbrrfrau1.Saae,

Siiolpeih@de 3. Ctr, II. 5aiis2loe., Canton.
6nupt IIinrt,rr bcs Canton gicScrfruit3 -
Sinpftunoc ieocu 9cinetiinp Ibero.
1drncR &crcin hcrinunleIt flo tcoen Diem
iina slhrio. yiniiouul s9iier ON SGpj.--
9beiopcnfe 3cIcpbou: 9Brlie 1853 3.
(apriit3tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15

Er. 1924, OFT Boliimor.sglra bs - Str.
msr III Serrsn du uefmie.ben. - Vet1its
eetr6uir uno RciHe. PAP. Rte~.rrnue.
res"Rier. EerfumuIunasloial btA Oft
YrnbnroIir. SnImertr. Want urs aeib,
8rrelas. gbcf, 1ei.-gBolie 2552 9s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15
Wcrbct &uusciocntbiimcr.


Wtooerne 5ipCtli1dige 0dnier nit feds 3irt,
mern an oct 98eiiicite Der @robc Strdbe, ami
tben 5airmrnrt slnerue mo Suocttcs Giraffe.
%oben cenertirte GeIer. ccmcniirtc5 9rottuir,
gIutt gep'Initerte Girubc. Ccicu. SURFACES mo
Mtdrncr tlreppeu. Brei8 $40. Griroiino $50
mo Jabr. Inter Ieihicu NcoinGuiGcn bcrs
i1uit. Widn 1cbnte oic 6airmcuut gpenuc Cars.
e. 2. Gallagher. AauuntcrnCbmcr.
t28-) UT. 2S0S. Sutrmouni g(pe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15

WoiH. - 3ulubrcn 32,915 Slt'
ifcI; &criunot BON bcn Glcontoren
1921 @uitcl; Glcputorcn &orroth
1851 @uidcl. E%erfolic: 10000
@uid)cl &omlor ST 1872, 10000 Sobr
III 1917.
NcltiuC SdIlGrntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15
r. il d) tc un0 Is m il e.

Sr ii dl tc unb Gem ii e.
&ortolfcln, bro Sob 500 bis
$50; pro @uidel 30c. bis SOC. ;
3lldcrrilbcu, pro @iinocl 1c.; 8ciB,
tobl, pro Nlnbcrt $500 bis 800;
3lpicbclu, pro Nuid)cl 6Oc. bis Goo. ;
Ncplcl, pro SOB 75c. bis 500;
crime @obncm pro @uidcI 5Oc.; 70.
motoc@, pro Carrier lOc. bis 60c.
Nnono~, pro Grntc $40 bis $3.50;
Elirlidc, pro &iltc 15c, bis $50;
Wu'lcrmcloncn, &c. bis lie; Nirncn,
pro aorb Zoe. bis 5Oc.; 0omlon&, pro
20 Fib. &orb 5Oc. bis 15c.; Eiloumclt,
pro TO Eib. anrb Zoe. bis Doc; 90
rotten, pro @ilnocl lc. bis Tee; 81.
mobohncIl, pro bolbc NlltC 65c. bis
100; Mui%, pro 0uBcnN &c. bis tic;
S%rnltbcn pro , Ef6. 9orb Tie. bis
l7c,; GuincC&, pro Giitc 75c, bis SOC.
Groceries unb Eropiio o.
lteH.
SoIjflciih pro Eiruib: fleine Sir'
gor Gurc0 Sdintcn l3c,; QroBc
Sdinten 12c.; G%oIiiornicr Sd,in'
fen SEC; Slgor GrrCo Sdultcrn
SIC; trodCn gciuI5enc Scitcnrippcr
93Ic.; Spcdicitcn 10l4c.; trodcn
Nciol5enc ShuItcrn SEC; rcinc$
Shmol5 in &icrcc8 S3Ic.; Spcd,
ihrItcrn 91Ac.; MeB- ShwcinciIciIh
$tG.25 pro SOB.
Haffinirtcr 3ltdcr: gctpilrtc!t
6.t0e.; pulpcriiirt 5.50c.; STANDARD
Gromuiirt 5.10c.; fem 0ronllirt
5.40c.; GrDitol u 5.40c.; Columbia
u 5.05c.; gelbcr 1850. bis 5.25c.
@cr0ltetcr &oiicc: &. 6. 6. 100
Efo. ailtcn t3Hc.; Is. g. e. 60 Eib.
Giitcn 1860; &. g. &. 36 Eiitno
aiitcn 1906; rcincr SABA 29c. bis
291ac.; gutter SABA &c. bis 2712c.;
rciner Motfo &c. bis 27lac.; SABA
uno Moffo, Ncn1iiht, 26c. bis 2612c.;
SABA, gcntiidt, Doc. bis 251%c,; rcis
ner Winrucoibo DC, bis 22I2c,; rcincr
So @llopro PIC. bis 22l@c.; rciltcr
SoutoS 2tl%c. bis 2212c,; SuntoS,
gcmiiht. 2OAc, bis 2ic.; Jtio, &C.
nliid)t, 1870. bis Doc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15

Sir. iiO4, Rorb.g ,Npenrs
Ter ~ytorboft Smniermdbremos ~aubsrstn
hon baltimore" Derlamnsit hh bier
iebsr WlOnina. -- George vrebm 4 Sone
Ntct am 8api. mao beutiuer urt btrest
bonn Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15

Sin innNer. uuitdIoiGer. lcoiRcr Wddcr. Der
nnt Cien Hrhcitc1 fam, iuiiuibt cincn iiCtincn
Flnt ais 5fociic NNuN. nocr nit Dem MiCiiicr
telhii, 9iudh}ufrnqcu bricilih bel San, NJ.
1925, Sbatripcarc, Strnhe. (25s26O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15
q. Sulat's tane,"

VT. 1920 bis i122. Sorlors'nbsnlt.
6nuptaidriier bee r1baIia'UPdrner6ors@.
SoGe uuo 5ommergarlen btnip Al Der.
mieiheu. @utcr FIae tit Nu'tersrofier.
%.}einiis Beirdute. ,sreisSbaol. y. 4 D.
felerton - VT. gsrfpu $500 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15
ea,nh aitrht ..Rrlnhis.nans.n

NEFUV VFFW
4prbuffs6Ge Der Goius uno SoIreft'StrGbt.
Souptnuoriicr hes @eianauereinS -Wirlo,
BITE. Stnaiiunbeu iebcn BonnsriinegbeRo.
YeriamEiunaeu bes .eentennidi Dleeeer'
EerelnS" iehen 2. uue 4. 9ieriioa I'm Dso'
nat. 1eIepbpH - Wt. ScrHUu 2666 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15

Nenn Chr yeIo nutbia babi, ,penbet Gnd,
lGSrnnbeiaentbum. acknowledgement. aeiire
E,etbae!tGttssW,etboben Mr. Sremrr. Tr. 100,
,rn.Vata.etr 1. Blur, 2nunbro BUILDING.
(unriItb-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15

Forhufts@de Suugb, uno Gar0liue"St-ahe.
Sauptoun ritter oes ~euuerr'R dnnerGyors-.
N.rf0. .Gtic 6oiiebs uun Gdroltneftr. Ber'
etnsherinu imImra ieosu Tpiuneritda Nhsuo.
sieur WtipIicoer pintpmncn Sor3ig.
lt6es Pier Der acknowledgements tm 8apt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15
Sn p%crfanfcn.
SnI u%erfaufcu:

NtlllN ~ cine g1t1cbcuoe Gufr- nm RrnO,
P1derei. nlieo HGheHbertuui. Endbbuirauru be,
Nrbcr & SInnf, III. 81, Mcit, erott. StraGc.
(261-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15

4de @afi' unb Sait'a6eKiie, G1ni,n.
Sra 'le!epbon - 81 4.
e~aurtanartier beg 6efanabere.nA -&bsl.
tpeib,- -9pmensNtreinS beS 9beIfpt.A..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rr. 446. =. 3. b."
rOrieHfalsEiftrtftS Dr. 1873. 3. u..S.' uuo
.ganton Spars u. BerenleuneS- BeretnS'.
(Sept21.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-15

{ gr. 70f anb TOT, 1orbarb.Strabe eieb.
/ Ioneioipn. Seintte saeine mnb atqi,bre.
/ 9er peiiiuotfte DIT auf Der Grbe. - 1te
{ beften Bootsyorlors tn ciSbIattotoHn.
{ 8rnuipts H~ebtcuurp.
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Gbattcl 2oan IIIueiation.

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ftanps ETC., ubnr Gntfernung orrfelben.
pnn 1. Sanunr 1905 nt beftn6cn fih unferc
Nntealr mteoet III unierem alien pnfaIc.
ealrert.SuiIoins, bent Seri6isacbdube gea.r.
liner,
Simmer gr. 800. 23I. 233 0lrciier 4Iur),
ehosf.Gde Hopeiie. nne 81. .Toul.eiraRe.
Souncnirs fit Geib dfiSfreunoe.
Vfoo9. 1890
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1868 9llidcl; GlCuatorCn Norrotb
3Gi,S2t @uldCl. IcrfGuiC: 5iC0
@ulhcl Spot 5t 1914. 10000 Ic5cm
Der 81 S6, 1000 Spot 81 S3ll2. 900
9tr. 3 rotbcr SIT S21a. 2OO0 Nr. = 10,
der mtitlidcr Spot ST 8ll%.
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r,uitdes Observation-Disclosures Rrrou,
Stcacn9cIndc.
Steueaeiuh

Gin Wdobcrl iuft 2tenc ais Nirorrlpdrtcriu
Cintni1tragct IN 1891, @eits 0ilhclm. strafe.
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-31
SAVES THE PUPILS TEETH.
Germany Has Dental Clinics for
Schools in Every One Of the
Larger Cities.

The dental statistics gathered IN many
European cities have revealed such an
alarming condition Of affairs that Ger
many. at least. has decided to adopt
combative measures. In all large towns
dental clinics have been founded, con-
sisting, as a rule, of specially ftted-up
rooms in one of the central schools
Fully qualified dentists are appointed,
who devote their whole time to their du-
ties, but in Stuttgart the work Is done
voluntarily by the local dentists. That
such a movement is necessary can
scarcely be doubted when one learns that
of many thousands OF boys and girls ex7
amined from the ages OF eight to 13 only
two per cent. had perfectly healthy
set Of teeth. To give an idea Of the
amount of work done in a year at Darn
stadt schools 1t is necessary to quote
the figures Of 1903. During the year
/ ,376 children we're examined and 1861
teeth were filed while 1871 were ex-
srscted. In Strassburg 1865 children
wese examined, 699 teeth we're filled and
2.912 we're extracted. Another interest
ing fact is that 40 per cent. Of all teeth
examined were bad. The method OF
work is simple; the teacher takes his
class to the dentist. who examines each
mouth quickly and marks on the card
which each child has brought with 1t
whether treatment is necessary II 50
the child must come again on a Satur-
day. Russia is also joining in the
movement. and has already fitted up
nine such institutions in St. Petersburg
alone. while Moscow has also several
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-31
Nerve Tension.

A foe to health is nerve tension,
sometimes due TO hurry and worry,
but nine times out OF ten due TO poor
indigestion, bad stomach, torpid
liver or constipation. These c0ndi
tions all react OH the mind and will
keep your nerves on edge If you do not
remove them by using Green's August
Flower There is no better stomach
trouble in the world than August
Flower, and no surer cure for indi-
gestion or dyspepsia. Trial bottle, 25c.
Big bottle 75c. Winner drug store.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-31

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