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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13

Goffcrp Mill bcraubt
~ or6en iein. - Sobn GaiferD,
Der otgab, in Nr. 231, g(iSqltitbltr.,
5u Wobnen, beiduloigte 9eitern Nod)s
mittog in ser noro0Itlihen Yoli5cis
Itotion ben Neger George 9rotpn
uno ociien ongebli6e 3ubGlterin,
Gleonore Son0erS, i'm in ieiner
@obmlna ungegriifen, SIT 9ooen &C.
id)lo9en uno INN $t5, ionic cine
9tote I'M 8ertbe BON $40 beItoblcr
5u bnben. 9eioe muroen bis 81 Ell.
mem i)rl,te itottfinocnoen 8erbor felt.
gebalten. Gafferp muroe geItern
Worgeu in b~eluuBtloiem 3uitan0c
oltf Sem SllBbooen beS GB5intmerS
ieiner @obuung BON leinem Sobne
ou~igefunoen.
g. Squire" 8adaro lieIt
Die 2epiten. - Squire" Gafs
faro BON 0itlifen 9iitrift bat iuenig
HiidiiGt nit Seuten, melhe bon Den
S%teller5ablern leben un6 lid oabei
nod gergeben i6uloig MAIDEN. Sobn
Sling, elm Snioiie oes 9op-8ien.
4iplS, erid)ien Dor benz Toli5eiridter
inter Der Inid1uloigung, Dem 9.
9l6rams, 0r. 1906, Gaitern.ape., ein
Haar 8llmmiifube geitoblen 81 10.
ben. Gie 3eugenaiisiagen ergoben,
oaB Sing crit Dor Sturgeon aus benz
gerannten aipl entloiien luiiroe ulo
ont 9ienitag 4beno Die Sdyube itobl.
Ger Holi5eirifter belt Dem Sing
cine Stanoreoe, in ipelder er ibm err.
fl1rte, es iei cine Sbanoe, ooB 2eutt,
pelde in einem bon ben Steuer5a6-
lern unterbaltenen IIpl leben, lif,
Iobolo lie aus oemielben entloIien
fperoen, on Dem giaentbum oerielben
Stelier3abler perereifen. er ii6er-
mies Johann ben 5aa Dem Criminal.
geridt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13

Sn Eerbinhun9 hermit iuuroe Gin
8eidIuB ungenommen, H~raiioeut
&ooieoeIts aampf aeaen ooS &olt6-
libel IN 8uibington inOoiiirenO.
ISu ciuem anoercu 8eihluB muroe
Sen Nrd)iteften fiir oaS nellc 3ouQc-
bGuoc Nnertcnmmg ooiiir gc5oQt,
Dab tic iiir @onosG eforotioncn I'M
3olgeb0uOe eintrctcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
0euer SenntOr fir Californian.

Socr0mento, Gal, IT. San.
- Der HepubIifaner 6ronf g. Stint
bon Sos angeIe8 pur0e 6eilte bon
beioen SGuieru ser @eiebgebung m
gemeinI6aitlifer Sibung ais NtadJ-
folger OeS Srn. Clos. 81. Barb gum
8unoeSIenotor erpGb(t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
~" Ser 0omenpereiu Ser oel1ts

**% Ser 0amenberein ser 0elIts
ifen 0reieinigfeits @emeinoe Der.
anltaltet am 49,, II. uno IS. So
nitar, ons groBe idbrli6e 9lultern'
Souper in Ser Sfulbale Der @e.
meinoe alt Der SrinitpitroBe. 9luBer'
gepobnlide 8orbereitunsen limo iiir
ons Set getroffen moroen rno obne
3ipeifel miro iid) oaiielbe zines itar-
fen 9eiufe5 erfreuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
I'm Sil6crfrnn5e.
Sr, 6ront 6elonloum mo Satin
ieicrn ibr lilbcrue3 &odBcit8 HS,t-
bilGlm.

icicrn ibr iilberuea @ot5cit8 Sl-
biIdlml.
Sr. Sront SclOmunn ser lpo6lbcr
fannie Wtlliter, umo ieine @ottiu
NmClia, acb. Eo8te, bcgingen gcitcru
2lbcnO in ibrer @obnunG gtr. 662,
@eit . 6rontIinitroBe, ibr i%iIberneS
Sod8eita . Sltbil0rm. &on Nob uno
6ern gingen Dem Subelpoare Sc.
idenfe mo @rotltIationcn 81, unO
am Nbeno fonoen iid Die 6rcltn0e
0cIieIben in GROCER 3obl ein, I'M per
iGnlid) 5l grotulircn. 9Iqe NnrucIene
OCn lullrbcn nlIf 0oS 9llerbcIte beuir=
tibet, mo ooS lluterbultungS Hro-
gronmm iucIdcS 5ur GurhiiibrunG
gClnngtc, luor 10 r~cid)6oItiA, 0nB
oclicn 0urdfiIbrun9 lid bis in ben
Irilbcn Worgen bincin5og. @r. Selo.
mann belt cine @cpiufommnluugS-
Iniprn6e, mo i'm &crlaltfC 0eS
IbenoS bieIten nod ser GongreBnb-
0%eor0nete 6ronf Is. Mo6ter, Sr.Sn.
6engc, Mitglico Der StootS @abl.
Nufli6t5bcb0roe, GapitGn Bernhard
@oro un0 Yultor Or. Sllliu8 iSof-
mann Yniproden, in mclden 0ie
Nerrcn 0n3 %llbclpuur beglildluiinid)-
ten. Inter ocn @cidentcn meld)c
cingclaltfen morcr, %befonocn lid) iol-
DIE bon Srn. s. g. Goben uno Got.
lin, SRI. @lrme uno 9rllocr, Capt.
@oro uno 6rou, s. $. 9lumc uno
6roll, 6reo. Wtiiuer, NugllIt Selo.
mann, Daniel 6elOmonn Wartba
elliott, q. 9ormgGrtner, 6rou 3.
EoSfe uu0 S0bne, ". $. 8oStc, Sri.
SDrnc, Sobu @ogncr, IS. &rStid)-
mar, Srn. u1b 6rou Goberer, Boul
V(itlcr mo Srou Or. Motbieu l1no
6rolL 6rou Soldier un0 So6tcr,
&oltiS 8efcr mo SrolL OF. e. ".
Seloner II. 81.
ltlter Den onluelcnoen @GIten be-
fnnocn lid ser Ndt6. i. 6. @o6ter,
Sr. @enrp 6enge, GapitGn Bernhard
@oro, s. @. Goben Sr. GonieI6elo.
mann unO 6omilic, GSruu MortGu
elliott unO Sod)tcr, Sr. @m.EoSfe
uiO 6nmilie, 6rou Charles IoSfe
mo S0bnc, SRI. ellie @oSfc, Sr.
@ie1dc ln0 6omilic, @r. SobnSBcI,
inn., Sr. gOom SeeG, &r. NnOreos
2inbur0, Sr. u. 8iirtbmeper, &r. g.
$. Slider, @r. @m. @orner, Sr.@.
Somor, Sr. Carl @eDfortb, Sr.Sobn
@ogner, Sr. 8. @cder, Sr. &oul
Wiiuer mo 6rou.
Sr. 6ront 6elomonn lit elmer ser
popllIGriten Wuiifer ser Stoot. Gr
lit bier geboren uno begab iid I'M
gItcr bon fiinf Sabren nod grnS.
berg, @eitpbolen, moieI6It er bis
5u leinem IA. Sabre permeilte, mann
CT nad) Baltimore 5ltriidfebrte. Im
If. Sonuor 1880 mitroe er Our6 go
itor &enrp Sheib nit SRI. qmelia
FoSte sum- 9unoe fiir'8 2eben Der
eint. Ger Che entIproiien 5tpci ain-
Der, Sr. 8ron5 6elbmonn, iun., meG-
der lelbIt eih nor5iigli6er MltIifer
it, nnb Sri. Morie 2elononn. Der
Sobn Iolpobl, ols Die Sodter beberr.
Ifen Die oeutife Sprode auf OoS
S%oafommenite. Sr. Sron5 6elo.
mann, inn, idenfte Sen @ltern su
ibrer Subelfeicr 500 in @olO uno
Die Sod)ter erfrel,te oieielben burd,
cine @n6e I'M 8etroge BON $50. aur5
Dor Otitternodt brofJte oaSS r6eIter
Der ~Wtuiif : atoOemie", oeiien Wit-
9lieo Sr. 6eIomonn lit, Dem Sllbe[-
poore Elm Stanoden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
Nus Sentidlen &ereiuSfrciicn.

gorbcreitureen in Sen @eiang.Ser-
cincn iiir ole Gurncpol3 . Situn-
gen. - In0erc &rrcin8 2 Nof'
riftCu.
Sic o@rioniten" iibtcn qcItcrn
Nbcno in Sru. ShIGtneS' yStuQs
@ole" oic Spercttc Sing 80 Do"
meIdc bel Der gtorreniibuna oltfqc-
iiIbrt miro, cin. &u Ser @ei6Gftaii.
sung in pcIder GrGiiOeut Soiepb
Gtouih Den &oriiB fiibrte mo 6r.
SenrD @orldbotb ais Erotofolliiib.
rer iungirtc, lpurOcn 5tpei puIIiuc
W}itgIteOer utfgcnommcu. GiuloOm.
gen oeS uWto6ort WGnnerd)or8" II.
beS ottinen WtitgIieoeS Srn. SriB
Slider 5u eincm Sflo6tfeIt muroen
ollgenommen. 6erner muroe Elm aus
Den $50. @uitop @ortmitorf, Charles
8obrer, Geo. 2efiert, s. Rein6arot
Hidar0 Son0loB, @cnrp Son0laB,
NJ. Qi0uid, $. S6IeiBncr, @ottI.
Spcrr mo gilbert Sdnri0t beItcbcn.
oeS Gonitc crnomt, INN oic Nrron.
gernenta fir ben o~icSidbrigcn WfoS.
tenbnIl 81 t~rcifcn, mcINcr I'M ,Qu.
ric" lt%ottfinoet.
>n"' -
Ger v6robitltn" belt QeItcrn
abeno in iciner @ollc, gfc bon SIRE.
oerif 9loemie rnO @auiou StroBe,
cine gut beilrf)tc Sin9Itumoe ob, in
lpelfer inter Der 2eitlutg BON 9rof.
Sobn 81. &lein ilciBig Gb0re fiir 0ie
philadelphia e SGngcrfobrt cinaeiibt
lpllrOen. Sn Ser @eidGft$libuna, IN
luelfcr BrGiibent GrnIt @eltd,elt 6en
EorItB filbrte mo Nr. Carl Muttbci6
olS Erotofonfiibrcr fln9irte, muroeu
~@inloonngcn bc8 o|66uir" bon Ncu-
ort, 0eS o2oclit = Yoint SltrnOcr-
Gins" beS oWo5ort = MGnnerdorS"
angenommelt, mo ierner QclanQte
ein Rln0ihreiben Der Ser. SGnqer"
3ltr nGfIten 9eIegotenitbung 3,tr Nn.
nnbme.
&c ungocrein nSarmo-
ME"
Sn ibrcr rcgelm1Bigen SinoIhm0C,
ilbte Ser @clanauerein n@ormonie"
inter Der &eitung ieilleS 9irigentell,
Grof. Sobn u. &lein sic 2ieoer fir
Ole am Sonntog in ser o@ermanio-
WtGnnerdor . Salle" Ito%ttfin0enoe
fonlil6e Ibeno' llnterbultung eiu.
Sn Ser @ei60ftSiibrng, in meIfer
ErGiioent Senrp GbomoS ocn @oriib
fitbrte, mlroen 5ipei poiiipc Mitglic.
Der Nufgenommel uno orei oftioc
porgeIdlogcu. @inIooungen bon @rn.
6riB Slider gum S6Iodtfeit i'm
Barley 3 Ynrf" mo bonn .Mo5ort-
Wdrulerdor" pllrocn 0onfeno entgcs
gen gelomnlen.
Gon5frGu5den oc8 nS9o-
liza 10 d 1orS."
Der yGbolia WGltnerd)or" Der.
onItultete geltern abenO III &oigt'S
Sale ein gemiitblideS Son5frGn5s
den, BET lpel6em man iih foItlid)
amiiiirte. Der 9amen . 8erein lpor
Itort oertreten uno olldy ole 6rcunoe
Der nGboliten" botten iih leGr 5obl.
reid ein9eiunOen, 10 Dab oo8 Set iidJ
81 einem lingemein id)onen geitoltete,
oeilen Ole Sbeilnebmer nod longe &c.
oenfen merOen, ipe5iea, GA finn Nit.
glieoer 0es SereinS, oie @9. War
@olter, BrGiioent, Geo. Sinmel-
Beber, Sefretdr, @m. &imrotb, s.
Hlldle uno q. 8eroerto 5llgleid) i6ren
8eburtStog feierten. gm 6eit-Gomite
iuoren tbGtig Die SS. Geo. Simmels
beber, Or. s. s. Sempel, =. Wopcr,
&. @eiS, NUb. Oelmom un0 S.
Stof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13

Gunningbom Sob. - Scn
Der oItliden Eoli5eiitotion iono &c.
tern Ibcto inter 2eitung oes Or.
Suoler Der SnqueIt iiber ben SOB
oeS SoS. @morp Cunningham Itott,
Der betanntlid) am lebten Sonntcg
III Dem @elfdfte Der Sirmo Siren &
Sobn Nr. 227 uno 239, SiiO.Gen.
tral.Noenue, ermoroet olf9efun0en
iulroc uno Oeiien Grmoroilng be-
fonntlid) Der Reger @enrp SoreS &c.
itG16ig lit. Sr. @nlter u. Srep, oci.
ien Sobn artbur 6. Siren, ioiuie Ser
Neger 0enniS 9roolep mo Die &c.
teftipS SbomoS uno Somn1erSlea
maften 9luSidgen, melde nit Gem
ilbereinltimmten, mas bereitS i'm
n9eltIden Gorrelponbenten" ii6er
ben Woro beroffentli6t nl,roe, unb
1lad) MIR fltr5er 9erotbltng cntid)ic0
Die Sltrp, Dob Cunningham an Ser
Ietilngen itorb, Die linn BON 8iaionl
9enrp Sones NIT einem itumpicn
Snltrument beigebrod)t nuroen.
Sones iuuroe Johann pom Coroner
Dem 8erfobren Der 8roBgeifmore.
men ii6eripieien.
gra6 Elm 9ein. - Der AZ
Sabre olte Eeter 5bompien bon Nr.
1903, alice annitraBe, fiel geiterl,
on Der CROP unb GopingtonitraBe il
un9liidli6 5ur Groe, baB er iein lin'
fes gein brad). Gr puroe mad ben
qWinrpl1noer llnioeriitdts . Soipi
tai" gebrodt. Sr. Sbompion lit oel
Grfinoer Der Matroien : 4n5iise fiji
Wtooden, ipelhe in unieren Surn
lfulen permenoet meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
Die ,Gbicodo W1oto-

Ile DGblcogo Wtofor BeDlcIe
60" in Chicago, cine Der groBteit
9lutomobil = Sobrifseielifoften oes
@eitens lit aeriftIid fir inioGuert
erfldrt woroen. Taiiipa $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
OFFER hires Yernfs.

8tneparo Saoen, WtoiI., If.
San. - Ger &iermoit Sdooner
.alice sc. Golburn" bon Bath, DE,
belaoen nit einem Cargo aoblen,
Der I'M 9ineparo . Suno Dor Nnfer
liegt, meloet, baB am 3. Sonrar nlli
Der 5obrt bel SiablanO Of Nopeiittf
orei Wonn bon Der S6iiiSbeiabunJ
bon elmer mddtigen Stur5meIle iiber
goro gei6ruemmt iuuroen uno er'
tranfen. Gin onoerer Seemunn
trug 8~erlesungcn oauon. Die Gr'
trunfenen maren: Mottbetu George,
80 Sabre alt, aus Reuiunolono;
Martin Solen, 40 Sabre alt, aus
Iorpesen; CHARLES gemonn, Al
Sabre alt, aus 0eutidlanb.
0urd) 6euer 5eritort tpitrbe in
4rfanias.Gitp, as., Der colorado
glod," elm pieritodiger @eidGftsae.
bGuoc.Gompler. Shaoen 100000.
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= ucorporotion.

Die ngtotionul &oueI ScrpiceGo."
murOe pom Ebonto& e. @lotc, NIbert
e. 9ouolbiou, ScnrD @iQtqunSobu
G. 8ottcrion mo Charles &. 9der
nit cincm 9(%fticufupitoI bon $500
mcorporirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13

lid 6rci6citcn e%rIoubtc, tucldc Tire
@bre 5u Dem %genannten 9etrage be-
I6Goigten. Sic IieB ben Monn ios
fort no6 Dem @cihebCnen uerboIterL
uno @oIi3eirihter Cor beitrofte Oen
Snboitirtcn INN $50 unO Soften. 9.
6. Hu0oeQ lit Scr NnpaIt Scr Slid
germ.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-31
MISS SHIRLEY OPENS
WITH "RED CARNATION''

The play selected for the opening
OF the Shirley company's annual on
gaiS,ment at the Auditorium is one
That has recently been. produced with
great success in New York 1t is call
ed the Red Carnation" and Is q re-
markedly correct representation of
the turbulent period of the French
revolution. The piece is founded upon
an historical attempt to rescue Marie
Antoinette from prison through Sc
cret tunnel leading from the prison
yard. Elizabeth Durathian, sister of
the leader of the royalist party, goes
disguised as boy to meet her
brother at the Paris gates, taking to
him a disguise which enables him to
enter the city without being detected
her house in safety when she is
captured by crowd of drunken vol
unteers. who are about to drag her
to the guardhouse when Andre Claw
ieres, a lieutenant in the national
guard, appears upon the scene and
rescues her He, of course, falls in
love with her almost before he re-
Allies that she Is girl. Through a
clever little ruse she manages to slip
away from him and pass through the
garden gate in safety. jacques Du
Bots Durathian (Elizabeth's brother)
and Dixmer of the royalists appear
and, seeing Andre making an attempt
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-31

to enter the garden, suppose him to
be spy and are just about to kill
him when Elizabeth saves him.
The second act shows Andres
apartments. Elizabeth Is here COM
PEELED by her brother and uncle to use
her lovers infatuation for her as a
means to secure her permission to
visit the queen-a task doubly hard
as Elizabeth has learned to love An
Dire in return. Duty to her cause,
however, forces her to go on. A plot
is laid by which the queen Is to re-
ceive a note in bouquet of flowers
and it Is Elizabeth's task to present
the bouquet. Her courage failing, she
gives the flowers to Andre, who hands
them to the queen and by so doing
becomes implicated in the plot,
though innocent. The conspirators
escape through the tunnel, only to
find themselves trapped at the other
end. Du Bots, by another brilliant
move, secures the password, "The
Red Carnation," and calmly passes
through the mob without being cap
tured. Andre is condemned to death,
when Du Bots gives himself up, saw
ing Elizabeth and her lover. The
play ends with one of the most inter-
esting climaxes ever written. The
comedy scenes are delightful, while
the sensational features are remark
ably strong.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-31
DARK BLUE
VS..
LIGHT ii BLUE
(Scripps News Association.)

LONDON, March 31.-The annual
| 1ntervarsity boat race between the
| crews of Oxford and Cambridge takes
place tomorrow over the usual Put
-Hortlake course on the Thames.
There is as much interest in the event
as in any previous year, and the con-
test between the picked oarsmen of
the two universities promises to be
witnessed by an immense throng of
spectators. If the weather be favor
able the crowd will probably be one
of record-breaking proportions as the
two crews are regarded as more even
ly matched this year than for many
years past and as consequence are
expected to furnish a more interest
ing contest. Both crews took their
final practice spin today, several
thousand people, a goodly number be-
longing to the betting fraternity,
turning out to form their final judg-
ments on the performances of the two
crews.
The race, which has fallen to Cam
bridge for the last three years. is
regarded as an open question this
time. President Graham of Oxford
has got together an exceptionally
powerful crew, which, bar accident,
will do battle tomorrow seated from
the baw thus: r. w. Somersmith, H.
NJ. Farrer P. C. Underhill, A. r. Bal
four. L. E. Jones, f. P. Evans, A. X.
Graham and II. c. Bucknell. OF these
Somersmith, Balfour, Evans and I'm
derh'ill are "old Blues" while Farrer,
Jones and Bucknall are freshmen, the
latter two being from Elton, where
they rowed in the winning eight at
Henley last July. Bucknall stroked
this crew and also the winning trial
eight at Moulsford last December
Avoirdupois is a strong point of the
Oxonians. the average being a frac-
ton over 16S pounds.
The Cambridge crew are heavy
weights. too, and are composed thus:
H. Sanger, d. p. Wormald, b. c.
tombstone, w. b. Savory, f. p. w.
Wedd. B. r. Winthrop, r. V. Powell
and c. II. S. Taylor. Six of the eight
are seniors and the crew average is
about 10 pounds, so that fine tus-
sic appears to be assured.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-31
Weak
Stomach.

a weak stomach is most fire.
quently caused by the over
worked and exhausted nervous
system.
The power that runs the
stomach is the nerve force sent
to it from the brain through
the nerves. When the nerves
are weak or exhausted the sup
ply of energy is insufficient
and the action of the stomach
is impaired, and results in i'm
perfect Observation-Disclosures.
DR.. Miles Restorative Merry
inc increases nerve force. 1t
strengthens and builds up nerve
tissue, gives vigor to the nerves
and muscles of the stomach !;
this produces healthy activity.
Nervine allays the inAamma-
ton, heals the membranes, and
makes the stomach strong and
healthy. There is nothing that
so quickly gives energy to the
whole system as Restorative
Ncrvinc.
~ can't say enough for DR.. Miles
Nervine. / don't know what II will
do for others. but 1t certainly cured me
of stomach trouble. and now I am as
well az | ever vas. Two physicians
failed TO relieve me. but In three or
four days after taking Neryine / was
much relieved. -Four bottles made me
q sound man. at tho cost OF 81 90"
JAMES Il. HART. Detroit. Mich.
Or. Miles Nervne Is sold by your
druggist. who viii guarantee that the
first bottle will benefit. II IL falls, he
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-31
FRANCHISE.

Notice of application Of the Mod
ern Irrigation & Land Company for
a franchise over the roads of Spo-
kane county.
Notice is hereby given that the
Modern Irrigation & Land Company,
a corporation. has applied to the
county commissioners of Spokane
county, Washington, for the granting
of a franchise to 1t, it's successors,
and assigns. for the construction and
operation Of single or double track
suburban or interurban railway over.
along and across the public roads.
highways and bridges In the districts
known as the Spokane Valley and
Liberty Lake, commencing on
Sprague street at the city limits and
along the county road to Liberty
Lake as more fully set forth and
described in the proposed franchise
and maps Of said route to be filed
in the office of the county commits
sioners of Spokane county. Washing
ton, and that Tuesday, the 4th day
of April. 1905. at II o'clock a. m. at
the office of said county commission
ers in the county courthouse in the
city and county of Spokane. Wash
ington, has been fixed as the time
and place of the hearing for said ap-
plication for franchise. by order of
the board of county commissioners
of Spokane county. Washington.
(Seal.) e. STEWART.
County Auditor and ex-Offlcio Clerk
of the Board OF County Commits
sioners
BY GEO. II. WALLIS. Deputy.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-31

New Russian Minister Of Agriculture.
ST PETERSBURG, March 29.--No
man In all Russia has a harder task
cut out for him that NJ Yermolon
the recently appointed minister OF
agriculture.
Although the story that the car
had signed a constitution is untrue,
such "A constitution. on western lines.
and has urged his ruler to sign II.
The ear has seen 1t and, as usual.
has agreed in non-commitai terms ca
consider 1t.
Yermolnff Is Il hramY. liberal ihiah-
er. and naturally is very unpopular
with the grand 1ucal party.
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What 10 Do
For Heart Trouble
{ Back Up MY Advice With This Re-
xuarkable O6er-A Full Dollars
Worth of MY Remedy Free
To Prove That
Am Blight.

Y ask no reference, no deposit nc
security. There is nothing to promise.
nothing to pay-either now or later.
To any heart sufferer who has NOT
tried my remedy-Dr. Shops Restor-
ative-I will gladly give. free. not a
mere sample, but full dollar bottle.
! am warranted in making this UNI
usual offer because mine Is no ordi-
nary remedy. 1t does not vainly try
to stinsilate the heart. Such treat
ments are worse than useless. 1t goes
straight to the cause of all heart
! trouble-the heart nerve-and
| strengthens them and vitaliZes them
and restores them. Then that Is the
and OF heart diseases.
For the heart itself has no more
self control than common sponge.
1t Is made to beat by a tender nerve
| 30 tiny that 1t is scarcely visible to
| the naked eye. Yet ten thousand
| times a day this delicate nerve must
| tract.
The heart is about the size of your
| clenched fist. Open and close your fist
/ a dozen times, even. and you Will see
the monstrous labor this little nerve
must do.
| The heart nerve is only one of the
branches of the great sympathetic
nervous system. Each branch of this
! system Is so closely allied with the
| others that weakness or irregularity
at any point is apt to spread. Heart
| trouble frequently arises from stom-
ache trouble through sympathy. and
kidney trouble may also follow. For
each of these organs is operated by
a branch of these same sympathetic
nerves-the inside nerves.
The bond of sympathy between the
nerves that operate the vital organs
what Will cure weakness in one
branch Will surely cure weakness in
| every branch--what will restore one
center will surely restore them all.
There Is nothing new about this
nothing any physician would dispute
But II remained for DR. Shoop to ap-
ply this knowledge-to put It to
practical use. DR.. Shops Restorative
Is the result of quarter century Of
endeavor along this very line II
does not dose the organ or deaden
the patn-but 1t does go at once to
the nerve-the inside nerve--the
power nerve--and builds II up, and
Strengthens 1t and makes 1t well.
II you have heart trouble and have
never tried my remedy, merely write
aud ask | Will send you an order
on your druggist which he will accept
as gladly as he would accept a dollar.
He Will hand you from his shelves 4
standard sized bottle of my prescrir-
tlon, and he Will send the bill to ma.
ms oner Is made only to strangers
70 my remedy, Those who have once
used the Restorative do not need this
evidence There are no conditions.
no requirements. II Is open and frank
and fair 1t Is the supreme test OF
my limitless belief All that I ask
you to do is to write-wrlte today,
for a free order for n full dollar
Z tie you must address DR.. Shnnn.
Box E522, Racine. Wis. State which
book you want
Book l on Dyspepsia.
| Book 2 on the Heart
| Book 3 on the Kidneys
| Book for Women.
! Book for Men
Book 6 on Rheumatism
Mild cases are often cured by n
. single bottle For sale al forty thou
sand drug stores.
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night. The agreement calls for 10
round bout at 100 pounds.
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LONDON, March 29.-When Lord
Miner resigned his post as high
commissioner in South Africa and
administrator of the Transvaal and
Orange river colonies. the earl of
Selborne was named to succeed him
The selection is pleasing to the
South African people. The earl was
under secretary at the colonial Of
flee at the time of the Jameson raid
His name is William Waldegrave Pal
mer and he is the second earl of
SeIborne. Until his appointment he
was first lord of the admiralty.