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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12

-
enl When we can admire
we know that we are children of nature
Tic earth has nourished us through
unknown ages of human existence. Is
It not true that the earth supplies us
with everything that we really require for
existence2 We can live on vegetables
and fruit which the earth produces. We
would probably be better off to-day as
a race without meat. Have you ever
thought that it is probable that the earth
supplied us with the means to keep our
bodily vigor, our health, If we only
knew iii The animals know by instinct
what is good for them and will search
until they find in some plant what they
need for correcting indigestion or con
stipation, etc. Is it, therefore, not pos
sible that there are roots ard herbs sup
piled by nature which will cure the
diseases that afilict human kind That
Is why Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo, N Y, has
such faith in his rMedical Discoverv. y
Years ago, when he was in general and
active practice, he found that combs
nation of certain herbs and roots made
into an Alternative extract, without the
use Of alcohol, would always put the
stomach into a healthy condition, nour-
ish the tissues, feSd the blood and nerves
and put healthy tone into the whole
systen.
There are some people who can lose
fat to advantage, but the loss of flesh is
one of the accepted evidences Of failing
health. AS fesh-making processes be-
gin in the stomach, so naturally when
there is loss of hesh we look first to the
stomach for the cause. And the cause
is generally found to be disease Of the
stomach and digestive and nutrive tracts,
resulting in loss Of nutrition and conse-
Quent physical weakness
DE. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12

Can sprnish employment for iiml,e,.
humber Of ladies Or gentlemen ;or rev
days only. Salary paid. Call room 8.
Elles hotel. befope 70 M. July Is.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12
WEDNESDAY. July II 1905

Several OF Italy's warships are said
10 be useless. They must have been
allowed to come in contact with the
Jap navy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12

il is probably true that Thomas F.
Ryan win be In twenty years the
richest man in the nation. He has just
bought the Equitable.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12

Wealth does not bring happiness
but i would come very near doing So
il our friends wouldn't insist upon
borrowing money from us.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12

The ear wishes his people to have
patience. but they seem as poverty
stricken in respect to patience as in
respect to other things.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12
wv HEN you ARE BILIOUS, II is
w a sign that your liver Is out Of
order. and the poisonous bile.

wv HEN you ARE BILIOUS, II is
w a sign that your liver Is out Of
order, and the poisonous bile,
instead Of being esereted from the
BODY through the lntestines, is taken
up in. the blood. AZ a result Of bilious
ness, the entire system suffers. There
are gripping pains in the Abdomen,
Headaches, Dizziness, Constipation,
Pain in the Right Side, and the skin
becomes sallow and yelloWdsh, rough
and itchy. Take a CALIFORNIA
PRuNE WAFER after each meal, cnd
in short time your liver viii be per-
forming It's proper function, driving the
bile from the system. Use nothing bun
CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERs--no
other medicine is necessary.
CALIFORNIA PRuNE WATERS do
the. work without the slightest pain,
srlps Or nausea. They produce natural
and easy movement Of the bowels, are
easy to take. pure and heaithfui.
CALIFORNIA PaUNE WATERS Il
taken as directed. will positively cure
the most ohstinste case Of Indigestion
Torpid Liver, Constipation, Blllousnees
etc. so as to stay cured. 100 Wafers
IS Cents
:. N. waIlaes, Pharmacist,
outhrls, Okla.
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restores the lost flesh by curing dis
eases of the stomach and other or
gans Of digestion and nutrition and
enabli-g the perfect digestion and
assimilation of food from which
flesh aud strength are made.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medicaf Dis
covery purifes the blood and en-
tirely eradicates the poisons that
breed and feed disease. II thus
cures scrofula, eczema, eryapelas.
boils, pimples and other eruptions
that mar and scar the skin. Pure
blood IS essential to good health.
The weak, run down, debilitated
condition which so many people ex-
perience is commonly the efec of
impure blood. Or. Pier.e's Golden
Medical Discovery not only cleanses
the blood Of impurities, but it IN
creases the activity Of the blood
making glands, and it enriches the
body with an abundant sapply of
pure, rich blood.
~ was all run down, very nervous,
and suffered terribly from stomach
trouble, which the doctors pro-
nounced Indigestion writes Mrs.
VIM. Morey, Of Marshall, Mich. cI
doctored for q year without perina-
nent relief. Was advised
by friend to try Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, and after the use -.
OF nine bottles was cured. - :
can heartily recommend
the Golden Medical Dis
ccRery TO any one s,ffering
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12

young mature in strength very slowly,
seldom leaving the nest till six months
old.
The secretary bird differs from the
other members Of the hawk family n
its exceedingly long legs. Il is bird
Of prey, feeding on insects, small AMI
mails and reptiles and snakes being its
favorite food. These reptiles are Of
ten of the most venomons kind. but Of
them the secretary feels no fear at,
taclxing them with its great and pow
erful wings and beating them into
helplessness. after which 1t swallows
the victims whole and head foremost.
Owing to It's value as a snakeeater.
che secretary was carried in great
number to Martinique to help destroy
the poisonous snakes that overruo
Gat island
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12
CLERK BOARD or iwALTH SAYS
PE-RU-NA HAS BEc0METHE FAMILY
MEDICINE or THE WORKING
PEOPLE IN HIS CITY.

Mr.. G. y. Tay lor has been Clerk Of
che city Board OF Healt th, Jacksonville,
l'ln., for ten years. which position has
afforded him amply opportunity for
noting the best means Of preventing
and curing disease.
lie expresses his approval of the use
os peruna as fife 1Osf effective means
OF solving a problem Of such vital in
feresf 10 the community IN The follow
ing letter.
"The health Of the poor Of large city
is always a question of vital interest,
not only to the city officials but TO every
citizen. 1t has been source Of much
satisfaction to me to find that so large a
number % working people in moderate
circumstances have accepted Peruna as
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Working Mans
Family Medicine.

OF catarrh of the head, lungs and
stomach and building up the general
health II cannot fail but prove help
and blessing to any community where
It IS generally adopted and used. l.
have found it an honest, reliable remedy
and am pleased to endorse it."--C. d.
Taylor.
Address Or. s. 3. Hartman, President
of The Hartman sauitariuni, Columbnss
Ohio
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-12
WHAT THE EARTH
PRODUCES.
Are We Children Of Nature ?

10 can but admire the beau
tiful things in Nature--the
glory Of the landscape, the
trees, the meadows, the
beauty Of the sea and heav-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-01

9ompier st. Enitl" an .. Sep
tember nu6 Soutbamptol,
9ampier yNlbert" om 2. Septem'
Der nod NeapeI ulo @enlo.
0ampier oaaiier" ON 5. Septem'
tnd) Bremen.
; 9ampier .Gorona" am D.. Septcnl'
Der nn6 2iperpoul.
Iampier .&otterbnm" ar 6. Sep'
TENDER nad Gotteroam.
9ompier nOeeonic" am 6. Sep
tember uad 2iperpooI.
0ampier aBermdnia" ON 6. Sep'
tember ua6 Geapel.8
9umpier Vain. an {. Septem.
Der mad Bremen.
Qnmpier Bidder en- I. Geptem.
Der mad Samburg.
9ampier lorraine" am 7. Sep
TENDER na6 SABRE.
3umpier o2ncaniu" am 9. Sep
TENDER uob &Ipcrponl.
Camper o9i5mord" om 8. Sep.
tember na6 &nmburg.
8ampier n2ouiie" am 9. Septem
Der ua6 Hcopel mo @enua.
Gumpicr .WiiuncbaDa" all 9,Gcp
TENDER nab 2onbou.
9umpier n&nOcrlnn0" an 9. Sep
TENDER nad) Intperpen.
Compiler "Noalbcrt" am ~. Gep
tcntber nah Atnpel uno @Hma.
0ompier oaaiier g9ilbeIm ocl
3peite" am II. Sept. mad Bremen
Camper oFpt5bam" am IS. Sep
TENDER nah Hotteroam.
Gampicr oWtaieItic" am 13. Sep
teln6er nab 2iuerpobl.
0ompicr .9tor6 Amcrica" AM 13
September nod Ncapel mo @cniln
9ampier o&eIlia Nap" am Is
Geptember nod &openbagen.
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,MODol 9lrrnuum" . Wirren,

Fnt- in y an, GbiO, 81. Aug.
- @eitau beadmm Die NcrhalOhu.
gen Der mlBcror0cntlidcn SIblull
0c5 SlprCm Gou3ll5 0c5 oCrocu2
9toUal Nrcamum" }lr Ncrnc6umulQ
Der Froielte Dou lelcdateu aus elmer
NIu3uhI 1laotcn gcderI ole Der pjnI.
drr 3cit in ?ltImItic GitU beihlo'.
icnc Gr60bulq Der @rbcn9Dcrlifc.
n%rnaaratet. Sine lroGc 2lt5uhI Ne.
titioncu lm0 HemOmtratjonCn be}iIa
lib Der Ucucu Maten muroe eInqr.
rcidt mlo 0iatlItirt. Gle prDtgtlrcn.
oct GcleJatel ucrlratCn Die Stautcn
NiulinGulctt2. 9iHu BORT Mbo0e IS
Iuu0, 3oulecticlt, ohio, EculUlUd-
nicu, ,Nloiund, Minouri, SlInoi@
mo NeU &erlcp mo aeoCatcn luli9
ibrc Erotelte mirtlmI3lo4 bIeibcn.
cine NcrlunmIuu8 5u bcrrieL mclthc
ilbcr mcitcr 81 erArcllenoe @brlltt
HcihhlG lallcu loll.
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SciratBS :. 2iecn5cm.

1olgcn6e &eirotbS 2icen5en mltr.
Den geitern pom GIcrf oc3 Common
Nlea3 Seridt5 nlsariteiit:
Gborle0 5. 9inAet, 50, mn6 Ga.
rab e. Worip, 81 Sabre oft; 2icen3
Qc6olt bon 7. Hoieniteel, Nr! 1t05,
Clifton FIocc.
Ni9aro Uiner, 80, un6 9nnic Sci
ger, % Sabre oft; &icen3 9ebolt pom
Ridoro Differ. Cincinnati. 3.
NllliQr0 u. &ucrie, 26, unO No
rictta @onnc, 80 iobre alt; Hicen5
qcbolt BON Molter @oaneu, Or. 424,
observation-disclosures.
@corQe i. @omen %, un0 Gleono'
re HIod, % Sabre olt; Sjccn5 Aebolt
bon NIpbo 2. bancroft 9tr. los, ~
Yatemoo0 Pine.
Miuium u. GroBlpcQ, %, uno Gil.
Tia &. Goriptbe, 81 Sabre alt; Hlcen3
acholt BON &iaiam u. 6roBmell.
Gulile arelenlpettcr %, mo Sole.
pbinc GuroM 81 Sabre oft; Sicen3
qebQlt BON rSobn 3. Gnqel, Nr, 1l33,
Nor0 9rod6ludp.
George $. Nettlc, -, mo &rcne
g8ulL, IS Sabre oft; 2iccn} geboIt bon
Gbmor0 Ncttlc.
Artbur e. Wforpim 2l, uno @eliic
q. Settler, IS Sabre alt; Siccn5 &C.
bolt BON Nrthur &, WtorOiu.
2o5orua 10, Sh!uarB, -, mo Nop
Grieocnbcrq 20 Sabre oft; Hicen5 &c
bolt bon &otob u. 6rieocnbcra 9tr.
GIt SiiO @roa6mop.
MiQiom Is. NleOioe, y, rn0 Gatbc'
rinc u. &GQer, 2t Sabre alt; &icen3
0cbolt Don lHiliom e. Sle0'oc, No.
leIgl Apr0 Carolina. a.t,r.a#
&obn 2. 9ureniuG "a, nnO 9feI.
lie g. Qllb, 81 Sabre oft; 2iccn5 &C.
bolt u6lt g2inim 9urtniitg Nr.2123.
81 t.EreitonitruBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-01
Sdiffsmadui6trn.l

NCW y or t, 81. Nltg. Tr9e'
loppMgs@ er aaqpier rYlaIn" pol
Trtnicil.
-N~bgcidbrth: sic 2umpier Sam
burg "nod) @amburg. go SonroIne"
nod) SABRE, o@roBer auriiirlt" nad'
'RtcpFW rnD ,EoriFnn" pq4 @lo<
0om.
@ipGrRopL 81. 2HpgaI~ Nnac.
tonlmcn; Der Gontplcr u9toorolono"
bon E6ilo0eIpLia.
@t6rQltor 81. Aug.- Folliri;
ser Gpir. ,Euunonia" BON Srie,t,
Sinmc mo EoIcrmo)noh Ncp 9orf.
&omburn 81. Mug. NnAe.
fonmcn: ole Compiler o@rdl Wol'
ocr'ec" mo .GcutidInno" bon NCp,
g)urf.
&uurG 81. 2Iug, - AnNcfom.
men: sic Compiler o@oroemw" NM
.Yommcrnnian".
GipefpooL 81. Mug, 49, @unNc.
founen: Der 2umpier Baltic" pon
9iem 9)nrt. .
Gberboutg 81. Nng. - Ger
Gumpier nGricorid) Der WroBe" 1T
BON Nep Dort bier onQcfommcn ml
nod Bremen mcitcraciobrcn.
49leopel. 81. AuG. Ger Gonl'
pier .VriBeB &rcnc" lit pom Nem.
Dorf' tier on~aefoimulcn unO ltad @H.
llm ipcitergeiobrclt.
@cauG 81. Nua Ser Compiler
,Qomboroia" lit ON %. IS. bon bier
nah 9tcm Dort o%bqciobren.
NenpcL 30. Mig N%bacIobrcn:
Der Compiler rStoIia" uot Mem.
Dorf.
9rcmeM 81. Nug. - N6QCioh.
rem: Der Gompicry Hctor"uaG ,Ncm'
yorf nno Soltinlpre..
Etp'm 81. Mug. - Illac
tommcn; Der Gompicr o6ricOrih ocr
'@roBc" bon Hem Port.
Gberbourd 30. Anug. ~ N6.
aeiobrcn; Der Gunlpier n&niiGr Nil.
belm ser 3lpcitc" (pon @rcmeuOnoh
Ncm 9lorf.
GucrnSt oW II, 81. Nlg.- NIB.
g~eiubren; Scr Compiler ~N}oicitic"
(p6If SIbcrpooD nod Mem 2)orf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-01
Gatcnt ErOjCR.

cotton, 81. IuQuit. - Tn Dem
Fro}eB bon GuomulloOcr NJ. Nou.
mono gcQcn @enru $. 8oNcra IN
NCu Dort mo Nuoerc, III meldcm c9
iih nm cine SorOcrlmQ BON $4,000
16o0eRqriuB lpeQcn &crleBrmq eli
Ite9 FotCn1ea SUE Hnilinirun9 bon
Sci bonGelt. hot 9iihter Barter pom
GbcrAcrid)t 0crl Nltrug Ge2 &ldger3
nbAPIehntr cine GnmmllNon SIT erz
uenrelL @elhe perid)ie0fnc Ferlolls
lidDteitem milHolit psrneMnen lolte,
,pelde mir b6N 36tan0or0 Oil So"
in GcrbttSunH ltebcn qOiele @erlos
,ncnaijnO &pbRrQ 9todAeacr, MAlL,
NpddeacW &g1c*a t0iraM Ircoerid
Nornwe0mTraNtl S,aSoirltMe, Geo.
Standardization &oHem Charles
Sw Fbilip4 GburIe@ NJ Fratt nro
@eorGeu5S. elliott. 20 .or
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-01
llebtrrritc CincS pr0biItOriidcu
Observation-Disclosures.

IoNo 0u&oc Mi2cy 81. 9hl1
3pci SteIcttc. OcrUn ic0c3 ijbcr
iicbcu 6n6 lang mar, mtrOcn bout,
in elmer SQnoGrlbr ju @orcit nabC
bier. ongAcqrobcu. Gle ShdOcI ma.
rem 5wcjmnl 10 aroB, mic ocrjcniGy
zines gGu0hniidcu cumdhlcueu Mtcn
ideu mo Ole Sdeutcltuobcn morUll
ctuo icdy9 3oll I1n9cr, ais ]oieieliQcrl
zines lcta t5llB bO1eu %ll}unne2, dc
&uodeA bciiuocu iih in cinCn autcu
3ullol0c Der Grb1ltuuQ mlO loucn
5ltnlt 3pcdc cincr 9cQUlercH l(nter
iuduna nod %N}ilmuutec gcihidt luer
0rl,. Niuu AIanbt, OlB tic Die llebrr
rcitr ciilcr ppraclhidtJidleu9iQlle liu0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-01
8rauo mno ye6cmsucrlmit.

Ginci 81. &ntguit,- NoS
Acknowledgements nube Gbelter Fort
brulnte beute IN NolQc elmer @oioliu
Grplpiion nieOcr. Charles GouiL
elm N%ianolpeIcr, fam IN 0cu Glum-
men I'M nnb lcinc @uttirMiit t0btlid,
pcrlebt. 3mci mlOcre @euohncr or3
Noul@ 'Crliiten toGtljdc @runomm-
0cH. Chs 0tabllliCment mar IN
5portfreiicu dis Snuptqllortier un0
GiniiblinO9pIab lijr Gaultl0mplcr
bcFunnt. '..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-01

Qsn0Tta1uJUlb,, az. iatgli
baltimore, Srl. Minnie Villlltg NM
Srn. George Biting Don Sreoerid.
&n @ogerstomn lit Sri. Suian ri.
ncbart I'M 9lltcr BON G2 Sabren &c.
Itorben.
Ferionolnoti5e Or
8ouperneur 8romn lit nod elmer
lGnQercn Nutomobiltour Ourd6runt.
reid, bic Sdmei5 u1o 0eutidlano
nud) Nmerita 3uriidgefcbrt. Sr,
9romn bat beoeuteno 5ugenommen
uuo' bejilioet iidl bel dllBerit gutter 8e-
iunobeit. ~ -
g; I'm. s. Soften lit bon elmer
Idn6cren Iollr .Ourd) Die meltlihen
Stooten 3lriid1efebrt.
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Tcntid,Cr T~lDtten6ciudD in @alUelton.

Nuitin, Ser, 81. Allault.
@ouDcrucW &onbnm lit uomStoot3'
IQiurtrncnt in N~oi5iuQton be,rod
rihti0t mor0en, boB int 2olie bes
Mcrbnc3 INTO g8intcr4 3luci oertti6e
arieN5ihiiie~0e @atucitoltcr &afcn
bcnIhcn miiroenl mo }uot Der &ret-
ser oNremen" om 13 0ttobCr mo
Der oStoih" ant -. Ic}embcr. Ser
Gtoot2ictrctGr erilrtt hcn 8oltoer.
nrur Qlclh3eitiq. sic ircmocn aricQ9-
lhi'ic IN Der iibIid)en g3eiic 81 be-
.QrilBcn,
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MuS bcm SnnCrrn MarNIanb's nmt
hcu nuarrujrnorn StGnteu.
GIrftri5itdt iir aIti..

more.
Die oWtcGuu'9 6errp Eoluer Co."
mcId)t fiirjlid cine &ppotbef por
$i00OO,0OO ouiuabnL bat oen Con.
trott cillc9 QroBcn 1umnlc3 inn Sua'
qlicbopna Hipcr bel WicGall'a Scrru
louie 5lm BAN Der aroititotion un>
NnloQc an ole Gjrma Sonocrion X
Fotter, Nem Norfa p%crgeben. Gic
Belt 0e2 Notc@ miro 5luclcinbolb
Sabre III Nnlprud) ncbnlen, m1C
5000 Mnm mcr0eu babel @eldGitIa
QlnQ iiuOcu. Ger Gonm miro y
SUE bod icin miro $4,000 &nbif.
2)ur09 contrctCr Steinmalcr enthal.
len mn miro zines Der groBten lln'
terllebnIcn Ser Mclt lein.
.-u. NobNfrenel
Gctettlpc Wlo @lutbumoc limo orll
DER &eriQl9umQ uon M1pnerr, mel.
dp eincn NalioQjgr5ug oerp Snntberll
&abn "rgjluci W}cilen atiiiolid) pom
Spute9piton. Va, sp5umg Guielellen
gebroht, ~ neutrality-suspicious. mo
cine 6iiqNiBa0c mlMee,tq uill Der
Sielle 9Gs llrro0ca gseiupeen. Ger
&otomotipiijbrcr GhopleaA. 6orner
mo Der Nei5ar s.. 2a,Garbin FONT
ten lidf nit Notb retten, lpnbreilo ole
locomotive Qnr5 ocnnolirt mllroe.
Iurmer that 9tllt9 ihm Woalitc, nm
Der llnfoll SIT permeiben. Gr mnnotc
hieNeGoibbremiCn orJ mnroe ober
mrhrere aur09 meit I'M ben Sbell oeS
EaFotrS, ser an Ger Mdldli,e los
acriIlen lpurbr. iuriid1eid)lerloert II.
beunBtloa niliacfunoen.
'a .,"7 Y ht efb CIT
1Ssn Ptpbetid ut sSrma NHaelio6ron'
cess ssathq III aitw apnn4tR Sabrer
aeltdrhengf 5ie hiHterI Ne1ntgen'
ben ainaer; Srau 9bqrfesfSend BON
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Or &ircNOnOcrnriir SucOb Wfiatt nc
u " . jturbcll. ''"

GItOcloH0 O. 81. 9htqitit. -
Nofbb M}iiner, ieincr 3cit Titr@ort.
uernglW pou Ohio ldlo inter Gleuc
lou6'3 Critcr Administration @cncrol
fouiHt in Nrontimt onf Wtdih lit
bcutt Oabier I'M Nltcr uon 50 Sobrelt
Qcitorbcn. Gr munOertc Dor 0cmr
Niirdcrtricdc ans 2Uutihloub in Die
&cr, Staten Yin mo murOc ip0tcr
elm criolgrcid)cr @clhdltamorm in
hiclidernStn
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SaS GnOc einc6 %aunid,eS.

@illi n95, Don't 81, Aiguit.
5. &aro Silie, :. y. Grone mo
:. ). HomIono murOcn beute poll
Is. ", &obinion, cinem gctrumtcnen,
mcIdcr nit eillem @cpcbr olI DER
StroBe %berrmliei uuo uod) allen &id).
llulqen bin icuerte, 0urd S6iiiie in
ole Ncinc nerpunoct, Sine Abtbei.
hung Foli5ilten perioIQtc i'm unO e9
fam ST einem lebbaiten @hu9tould)
pom SbiiiIen bis 9iobinion cine au.
get ms 6cr5 crbiclt mo toot nicOcrs
itJr5tc. Die o6en cruGbnten Der
mm0eteu mcroen iGnmtlid 9encieu.
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%crmiidte trlcgrapbiidr 9epcidcu.

Ger bel CiHrr SlmeliEriirma III
G6it696, ST., 9itoeitctie @tiddit3-
rejienOc Gol. Goro mlroe in Der &C.
uomltcn Stuot olri Ole pom Gbci Der
6irmo, Mortiu Mooiiom, crbobenc
9hfIo0c ooB CT Dem &ouie 0iamon.
ten un0 $lupcIcn I'M @ertbe pon
$1,000 cutlpru0tt babe pcrbaitct.
YoItmciitcr McGleorp BON
Mofcu %no., bat ieincn Shmuger
McluIuc Stldcu, ser ion in ieinenl
Nijrtol nit cJncm Mielicr beorobt
Bate, cridoilcL
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NcncS z dylndtidDiii uum Stopcl.

Cuincn Woii, 81. 9(l,NrIt. -
Cos 5hldd)tihiii Y@crmout" mel-
dies fiir Sic Ger. Stdutcrt Mdriuc
AMI Der Merit Scr otSore Mippr Chip
building 80" 9cbout lmo beiltr pom
Stopcl lipig lit Elm ShmelterItiii oco
ShIohtihifie~ nSonio9" ou9 fiirS-
lih aui Der @erit ser a9sem Dort
Sbpbuilbiug so" IN Gnuocit, %
T.. pom Stopel Qeiniicn muree. n@cr
bcntiQe Stdpellnuf 9iuG ebnr Sio'
rlttd pom ltdtten.
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gbfnbrtStaac Der S0npier non Nc,u'
Yurf.

Sampler Settle" am 1. Sepiem.
Der nod 2iuerpool.
Gampier .Yennipluonia" am 2,
september nod) Somburg.
Gumpier .llmbria" am 9. Sep
TENDER nadl 2iuerpool.
Oarnpier minneapolis" am 9.
september nod 2onoon.
Gampier .Iitoria" am 2. Septem'
Der nod 8lusgou.
Sompier nGolabria" am 9. Sep
teniter nndl'ssedpH. 49, sash'iil
0ampier '5assinfnnb" am 2. Sep'
tentber nah 4ntperpen.
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GA
fragt die 1DNe Softe, Ds I'M lAHeI GskaulIhS !
. ss,if' tMWMzZw
oon fr
yYcnnipluania G%iienbabn."
$500. Mtlantie Stu, Gape $500
Wap, @ilowooS, Ocean GitH ooer
Sca SSlc Sin, Ms, mno

snriif.
In ieoem Sreitaa uno SamItag
Dis gum 9. September 1905, Elm.
iblieBlid, miro sic nEenniplponia
Giienbabn . Gompagnie" ipe5ieue gr.
furfionS . Tnbrfarten nod Den oben
a%enomnten Tunften gum Hreile BON
$500 pcrfauier, fir Die 9infabrt onf
irgeno einem reglildren 3iige siiltig,
einitlieBIid) oes on Samltagen nm
1.4S iriib Norgens Don Baltimore
abiabrenoen 8uges; fir Die Hiidfabrt
aui allen reenlGren 3iigen bis uno
einidAieBlid oes iolgenoen 0ienita9s
9iiltig, ionic nit Ger GrlalbniB oes
Iuientbalts in philadelphia inner.
bolb ser bearen5ten 3eit.
Snbrfarten nod Itlantic Gitp iin0
a,lf Scr SIN. uno Hiidiabrt iopobl
iiber ole Selaware.N iper. Bride, pie
ole Morfet- Str. .@erite giiltie,
dsO-1,7-s.94-5, 2OOErS-9.215--8.
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Mrunf ltiidS 1lcbtrirnNinGcu.

@ruuf ltiidS ltcb;rtrngllnBcu.
@corQe @Iod un0 6rou an AiItt
u. .GrunoeQ, Noromcit Gdc North.
Nueurle ut0 0ltloati sRaBc IL bct
80, $1,000.
Gertrude .. Benz an @iliom ),
G'0ricn, ilm., Oumo', %pCrl0nIit)r5
urO onOcrc3 GiQcntbunt, 81.
Cmcn y. Gorrignn an Eotrid 80
fen, Siioicitc Scr &ofcr., nobc
Ntount StroBc, 1879 bel 10, @run0.
sims 500; $3.50,
Nnic @cter an Bernard Glid mo
TruL @citicite ser &lliell., nobe
Sonburg StroBe, 10 bel 155, @runo-
sims $50; So.
Sol. u. Sbcrbrrt an GUorlc0 y.
&urit, 3ipei @runoItiide, $40. o2
Sumuel SiegacI an Si0ac Sbn'
pirp, flint @rlinoitiide. S.. .
,Sacob 2euin al glbrobom 8oroon
-uno 8rou Siiomeiticitc Der 0rIihs
Nit apcnllc, nobc llnioneS trnBc ii
bel 80, @runo5inS $54; $1,000.
Samuel !. Staten an ,Smmlel
Sieaael, pier Gruuoitildc, So.
Sobio3 @ooonton al &. Wad)t,
Noroicitc ser Baltimore, nohc Sal
bonn StrdBc H. bel 50. Orunoin3
$50; So.
". Wllrrop @eisman an Charles
i. Mapor, @runb, pcrl0nlihc9 mo
an0ere9 GiacntbunL 81.
MorD ". Muffin al Golton G.@or.
iiclo, N,tjcitc ser luIuafi StroBc,
nobc 9tortb Npenuc, 1879 bel 80, Or.
$50; So.
Charles g. @nfcr mo Srou an 5.
". 3int un0 Srau, @cltleiic scr
Tort, nobc Yonpale StrnBe, 1874 bel
60, @rinOjinS $40; $500.
@m. ). Nibou uno Srou an Sop'
.tcnce G8entcl, ilun., @citieitc Ger
Edttcrion Eort Npenuc, unbe Sliocr
5trobc, IS bel $50. @runDSinS $40;
So.
0arru q. @rom nn6 SrUu all 6.
Is. Crisp uno 6roL Sitieite Der Fon.
ion, uobc Moihcr StraBc i3,5 bel
80, @rumo5inS $50; $500.
Maria @o3lon all &ohn 9ri5o mo
Srou,' Siloieitc Ger Scilcriong nobc
Gbeiter StruBe, 10 bel 70, @run05ita
$3.50; $3.50.
@iliom 9. 9nnicmcr al, @Sn1. u.
NcoroSIep, ied)9 @runoitiidc. $1,000.
Murtin McpcrOird an Ironf <,
SCtour, @elticite Der Fotomac,, nnb2
G'GonnclsStr, 10 bel 20. $GS7.50.
oHolan Fort So" an Nidlaro y,
Wtorhont iun.. ode 9eeh . Npenlte
unO Mcrrpmon'S Game. So.
Winru Y. Goole. SeitomentSnol'
ltrederiu al rSpicpb IS. Goale. Horot
%oltirite Der SobnsA nobe Solpnleno'
StraBe, II bel 80, @rruo5ins Sl2lf
80; So.
Sreoerid g. Sdmare an art6ir
Scriog Gillette Der Eoionrac+ nabe
elliott S,trobe, 81 bel =, $i33.30.
@racc ". Tllmien uno 8utte on
Charles g. WuB uno SroL , @run0
itiide. So.
Sobn @. 7oiaer uns Srau an g:
Cor, Sobn & SO, 3 Srunbitiidt;
$40.
:. Serbert rSobniton an emma
lerguion, N~orooitieite Der Garep's
nobe 9oferaS traBe, 1873 BET - Or.
$50; So. 4
9eni. 3. @eitiielo mo Srau an
Sacob Null, 1T rinlbitiid, So:
Murtin W. Mulball unb Srau an
Sbos. 5. 2eah. Gillette Der DAT.
apenue. nabe DID Dorf .Hooo.
Conrad 2ang urb 5rau an @olI
Moies. Sltieite Der Goaas. StraBe,