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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30


unIeed States Ambassadors and Mn
listers In the various capitals 0f the
world I've goyernnonfs. th0so a
Cuha and France had already made
al arrangements for governmental
gifts ere tho intimation cane from
Washington AMI q course. IN esrh case
the original plan was carried 0us but
a the other courts q the world the
governments took no action hut mere
" left matters In the hands % the
rulers Who were. 20 he sure. az entire
THIRTY TO send Preseuts provided they
paid Tor them out q their OWn pockets.
taeomparabAs CSbsEa Tapessry.
o. the thousands % wedding pre-
sents valued a hundreds q thousands
q dollars which arrived e the white
Houze during the arst half q the
mOnth q February undoubtedly oae
e the most attractive was the won
drrfui picc,. &C Golreiln Tapestry. the
m the Rcpubilc Of France and
-hich vas presentsd % Miss Roosevelt
persoa BY ~. Jusserand. the French
nhaEsaAor % the United StnfnG
is gfft has especial Eignilcancs from
q tart that the factory where q
e naanufartured Was established ~
mia XIV and n under the dlrect con-
4 q TIE RgveFunent q Ffanca |
yer ba1sFu have The looms IN this
ench eozsrnmsntal tapestry plEnf
daosd q vera g aEt that ws8 nst
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30

Gems. The kaissr's envoy In America
aud hls bridc Scut a ~ % DESSERT platrs
81 Drc~sirn China. The Represent.
atiye's fellow Congressmen from Ohio
gave = silver loving cup said 10 have
cost $500 and the COngrcssmen 70
presenting the State Of New York
made up q fund and purchased q
splehdld 81 % ornamental glass made
BY Tiffany. The white House bride
has reason % congratulate herself that
al foreign donors. Including the Eur.
Opean and Oriental soyert4gBs arrans
ed 10 themselves pay the duties On
their wonderful collection Of silks
ruEs. VASES and other ornaments n
the Presidents daughter had ben
Utilised 10 defray from her private
funds the import tax on these soa-
yenlrB q would have played havoc for
sosne time 10 cone With her personal
income Of 5000 q yar.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30

TIE atmosphere 0f the earth aets
very much IN the sane Way e. dos
ths glass % q Rrcsnhouse-lt allows
the rays of the sun % pass through.
but imprisons the heat Thus n n
colder On TIE top % q mountain than
- tAe go Level, because. though ne
moGntsfn-eop n sllghfly neaFsr TIE
-. IL atmosphsRa n vsry nun lsas
6aEnA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30

A larse brain dors not neoesEariiy
ipdicate intellect. Tue hrain % On
Illitsr4te person has been found "a
weigh more than % the most cslshrst-
q scientistA p0ets. and philosophers.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30
HOMES FOR CITY EAIFS.
AChBERLESS ORIiHINS ~ GREAT
CITiES MANY DELIBLR4TEs
~ DESERTED.
Eight Million Dollars In Charity last
War In Nsw YORK AlOnS-COuRtTy
Homes Provided in CASES hhGrS
fraCttcablc.

! II one - the vacation Bible cI1...,.
last summer. some tenement children
were taught a wOrd-gucssiug game.
one % the words acielteI was
home. The little Girl Whose turn Il
was 20 guess fail-d 60 Cct a clue. aud a
hoy trying % help Ter. said. Think u
something that smells awful AID yOu
want 70 get away from gAlck." The
child gues-s-i "hOBse." 1he dirt aud
foul atmOspus c OF his home Is dis
gushing 10 even the Tenement ch.Si
himsei- yet home is the cLlid grcat.
est Necessity. AuthoriLes on the sub
lect strongly advoca.s ulaa Tff,ate
Fortunes o. philantAroplsis as We, a.
s,a'e ana municipal funds IL devoted,
not 90 building institutions Cor dcpen-
dent children. IN. ~ pon .uuing Wild
ows with families and finding foster
parents for orphans
or the SO0.0oO childrCn under IA
years 20 are who form Is pr IN; %
the population Of New YORK. CItv. 9
go arr homeless waits About half az
These f"rlOrn little on's ar. babes BE-
tween the ages os two AMI four
Tho causes that 'ncrate 20 bring
about this pitiahle condition are those
that OH the warehouses ana prisons-
death 20 un" "r lpil par 30. .u r-y
through accident. consumption. vice.
crime, inability GO obtain WORK and In
nompetcnce, desCrtiOh, iuvenile Dc
prayify.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30
Many Halt Orphans.

Complete oThanaee n less frequent
Than Is Cencraliy supposed. In most
cases that core under the attention Of
the charities associa riOns. the childrea
are half orphans. However when the
father IL the surviving parent. the ~.
suit as far as 49, t-eaklng up OF the
home Il concprned IL the sane. A
man rarely succeeds In keeping his
ehildren together. II they are very
young q woman's care u imperative.
aud wheFe poverty Prevents the hiring
OF nurses. the charitable institution
IL the alternative. II widow T. left
With = family the childr, . stand a
better chance, 'r- Dot only i q a motor.
Ions fact that a mother will WORK
harder and mOrr effectively than a
father Co keep tie brood together. but
the charities commissioners. rer0gniz-
ms the value OF even the poO-est Kind
" hone 90 the child. wiz give sub
stantial II limited, all 10 that end.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30
The Great white PIarue.

Consumption carries OF Is the met
rupolitan Population The lingering
illness IN tutercular cases II mOre die
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30
MORGAN A GOOD LOSER.
VENERABLE ALBANIAN $40 MN
GOT 10 BE A PANAMA CANAL
0BSTRCCTI0XIST.

u SecOad OLDEST aIaR On the United
States senate, Bot Possessed OF
Great fitality-Stroag Bet Always
a So 80 fighter.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-30

tConiinuod % nsIi gsEs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
ItH6ienrr etanb Der STUBS.

NbermalS cine Spur. -
Eieienigcn Yoli5iitcn, ipcld,e nit oemI
Nnifin0cn BON George Sd)rpiogle,
alias Solmeo, bctrout iino, mcldycr
ben Mirt6 George :. 8ebpcin in
SI0 Baltimore crmor0ct boben ioll,
babCn gcltcrn ibrcn &orgeiebtcn obcr.
mol@ bon nelen nSpuren" beridtet.
Cos iuor NlleS. Die lebtc oicier
Spnrcn tbut iifcr oar, Dob ser Csc.
illhtc iiber Ole Nrcn5cn bes StaotcS
Worplnn0 binous lit. Grot0cm NOR
elmer Scr BcbcimpoliSiltcn 10 optimi.
itildL ndB or lid) 5u Der 0ebollptung
periticg, ooB inn 3citrolmc bon IS
Stunoen oic Eoli5ci ocn 6liihtigcu
dbfoiien fonnc.
Cine d mieriGe b c
boben Oieier Gage Die Nlacntcn ser
2)ieritub 3. @eicIlidoit i'm iiiOrpeIt.
lihen gnner DcI0it, inorm iic Gin
Eiero, meltcs in cinen Setter Scr
altcn y8ermonia . @rouerei" an ser
JrcOerid -9lpenuc iicl, iiter al oic
Sbcril6he b%ei0rocrten.
Gle 10. SabreS Conner.
tion Der oWtarplanb Gbriitinn On
Ocopor Union" togt om 10. October
in SoliSburp, Wto,, uno miro pier
Iage onuern.
3iebt d. pom Sci
rii #. - &r, Sobn u. auntcI, Ger
Grinder ser auntel @oggon &c.. sc.
rem @tabliiiement lid an Der Dit.
2ecitrabe bcfinoet, bat ieinen Antbeil
an Dem @ci6ait fir $4,000 AT Die
iibrieen 5irma . Mitglieoer Oertauit
NIB iid) gan5Iid pom @eifGit Sit
riidge5ogen. er begriinoete OoS @e.
id)1ft Dor Sobren nit eincm &api.
tal BON $4,000.
ieWaltimorergi II ~ a II.
berung 6etrug in Dem nit Dem
30. SUM b~eenoeteu 5isfaliabre 54.'
G2S Yerionct. geaen 63,002 IN Dem
porbergebenOen 6isfaliabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
9Ofal6cridJtc ans @aibinstun.
Nc it elmer z deere per.
mltn0Ct.

mun0ct.
Wit elmer bc0enfliAen @un0e i'm
Niiden Iirgt ser ~22.jGbrige Mor
Sarriion BON gtr. 800, " Strabe,
~Nor0peIt, I'M o@mcrBcncp-SoipitaI"
Oornicocr unO Oiar @crber, Elm 33
Sabre alter Mann Don 9}r. G38, g.
StrnBen, NoromcIt, iibt i'm Citations.
bouie OeS I. Nrc5inftS inter ser }(n-
iduIOigung, 0arriion sic @unOc bel.
gebrodt 81 babcn. Gic 6ei0en WGn.
ner mnren ais Yrciicr IN cinem
SGnciOergei6Git in 9}r. COS, 6.Str.,
bcIdaiti8t. Sic gcrietbcn aeitern
W3oraen in cincu @ortpcdfcl nit cin-
ot0er, i'm &erlauie OcIien @erber cine
Sheerc ergriff uno oieielbc 10 I'M.
9llldIid na6 &orriion idIeuOerte,
0nB Ole Spiben ticf in ociien Giidcn
c%lhoran8en, Wfit ser S6ccrc i'm
Nilfen Hob Sarriion ouf Sic StroBe
lt1o brad bier obnm66tig 3uiamnen.
SnDe Sterbti6feitSrate.
Ger lcbtluo6eutlide Sanit1tSbe.
rtht fir oic 9unoeSbauptIta0t 3eiat
cine acknowledgements 3ltnobme ser
Sterbli6tcit inter Scr meiBen 9ep6l.
terltt9. GS ltarbcn 106 @eiBe in ser
lcbtcn 8odc ODER 23.6 pro Iouien0
Ser WeiBen 9eoOlfcrung, uu6 II 99e.
ger ODER 40 pro Gouien0 ser Neaer.
6eu0lferung. Sn Ser gleidlauienoen
ISOLDE 0e5 8oriobrcS mar ole Ster6.
Iidfcit5rote fir sic @eiben MIR t4.G
pro Ga1icnO uno iiir sic Ncgcr 34.8.
&inoer . Cholera, tppb0ie 6ieber uno
S6minOiudt noren sic bauptjGdlid,.
item GoOcSuriodcn. @uibiuotou bat
3itr 3eit Ooppelt 10 oieIe 0erpcniie.
bcrfGac, ais I'M S1li 1905; 81 6dae
mltrOcn in ser p~crfIoiicnen ISOLDE ge-
mel0et.
ltnfGIIe zines Goqe8.
Ser 18.iGbrigc Negcr @omor0
Gbompion non Nr. 81, 0esmonos.
NQcp, idoB iib 5uiGaig in sic Iiute
Son0.
Bel cinem 3uiammenItoB 3piifen
cinem StraBenbobn . 8oqgon uno
einem @eipom MulIGiel ser 5irma
Gburd & Stepbenion an Worplan0.
AOcrnlc ltn0 Az. StroBc mur6en oie
MuuIcicI Ieidt pcrlebt uno @agen
uno @oggon beihGoigt.
GoriS Ellrduie, Elm 1~3.iG6ri9eS
MGOhen BON Gr. 1851, Connecticut
Iocnic, i~tiir5tc bon ser MutiAbobn
beS SpiclpGateS bel ser N(rtburidu(e
bcro6 un6 uerIctte Iid sic Iiufe Siiite
10 ie6r, boB lie mad Sem ngmergencp-
SoIpttal" 0c6rnd)t mcr6cn muBte.
Sit tennpr.
Getcftip 3ncob @ermon, ncIder
longe 3cit i'm 9o6n6ofc ser .9ulti.
moresO bio-9obn" itotionirt mar, lit
nod Sem @oli5eiboltptQuortier trans,
fcrirt morbcn, nm 0icSrGolergei6Gfte
5lt itbcrmoden. Setncr Sprnd)fennt.
niiie me9en 0cidob 0ieic Nenoerung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12

Ser Cur it mnr0 iein Ser
Ocrbcn. - lteber Sen Curlt lieBcn
Iid) bon pcridie0cnen Hid)tungcn N6.
bnnOilul8cn l6rcibcn un0 IS lit aud,
bercltS Id)on piel barber geid)riebcn
lporocn. Ton eiltem gans neucn @e-
ltdtaprulttc abcr founte George Wil-
Ter bon SporropS Goint oaS 56emo
bebonOcln, inoem ibm sic gmpiin-
Dung geitcrn libel mitipielte. Sein
Curt mar BON iener Spe5ieS, fir
lpcIfe cin 3edjcr idQn gut be5o6lcn
milroc, menn ibm oaS Bier nidt redt
'dnlcdt, Nbcr mas niibt einem Wens
lden Icl6it Ser id)onitc 0urIt, pcnn
ibn bic Wittel ieblcn, oenielbcn AMI
geboriGc @ciic 81 I6i6cn? 90
oodte MILLER geltcrn, ais er an Der
Gde pom Eratt. urto EncoitrnBe itano
mo BON einem iold)en Curt geQildlt
mlr0e, ooB ibm Sic 3unge an ocn
@oumcn fle6tc. @o6l Ilto cin 9rut.
men in ser N1bc, an meId)cm TiCroe
getr0nft meroeu, George ocrlodeno
Elm, oQein yaninalia cetcra fonteS"
crboltc cs i'm ESnncren bes 0iirIten.
oen. n9aS @oiier iiir sic Gbiere";
er moltc BOD nidt sum Sbier 6ero6-
%iinfen, 10 LANCE cS nod Elm Wittel
gu6, Oen 0urit nitdnocsgem0B" nit
cinem @laS 9ier 5u Ioiden. DGere.
piiiom blunt homineS" trdQerte
WiQer Dor iid bin. inoem er nnh
9lnur0dcn ltmld)au belt uno On oas
@r0ebniB ietner llmId)art Gin ne9ati.
peS mar, pcrihmuno Elm %nertbuouer
Shrnu6eninliiiiel, Ben elmer Der Pr
better an SEM nclien Sonneborn'i6en
@ebGuoe bate liegen laIicn, inter
ieinem Mod. @eraoe ais Miaer i'm
9egriff mar, Ieine S6ritte SnfeG 5lt-
5ulenfen, na6m i'm Gidarb $. Sell
Ter, ipel6er 3eltge oes @orfoas mar,
bei'm Sflapittden ulb belt i'm felt,
bis elm Golisiit 3ir Stede mar. Nrei
StmOen ipdter befanb iih Miaer ailf
oem @ese nod Dem StobteefGngniB,
Inn leinen Gro5eB ab5umarten un6
bas Shredlide eeidab. Sein 0urIt
milBte elelto nit @nfier ertrGnft iper.
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12

Gle Gonpcntion0 Scr Is a a.
les" mur0e gcltern ~fortgeiebt. SSn
ser Worgenlibung muroc cine llele
Contribution, mcldc in oicIcrS ibun1
ongcrlomnlen neroen ioQ, Ourhberu.
then. Ga sic Gebottc bieriiber lid
10 iebr in Die 2Gnge 500, muBte sic
auf acitern feitgeicbte 9eumtenpo6l
oitt bclttc ncrIdobcn mcrben. @m
Nohmittog begobcn iid Damn bic
@GItc nod Sem electric &. Eurf bin.
aus, molclbit ibncn 5u GDren at6leti.
lGe Sptclc pernnitaltet murbcn. 2et.
tcrc mllrOcn in 6olge oes IegenS cine
3cit lang unterbro6en. @eItern ira.
ZEN INNER nod nelle GeIegoten Gin.
Sclttc mcr0en Die @cihGite ser Son.
ucntion crlc0igt, unb cs pcroen bunn
nod pcrihieOcnc llntcrboltungen SIT
Gbrcn Scr 8dite arrongirt. 9icaRebr.
5obl Scr Gclcgaten gcocnft bis gnoe
Der @odc bier 5u permeilcn.
Gle Sotol Gtnna.bmcn
Scr StroBcn6obn . @eieaihait belle,
len lid in Den lebtcn orei Wonateu
ollf $1,6SI379.t9 uno in Sen erlten
orei Wonotcn oicies SnbreS ouf ST..
l11,903.74, 5uiommen $3,099,2S2.-
50. Sn 1905 bctritgen Die Sotal-@in.
nobmeu ser Gompagnic $6,023, 698.-
26, Suli, IllguIt mo September
iinb bic beitcn Monote fiir ben Strn-
Bcnbobnperfebr. 9ie GiunaGmen lit
sen brei Ietten WtoIioten moren ME
folgt: Npril $520,633,61, Mai $576..
S06.55, SUM $5S9,939.03, 5uiammen
$1,6S1319.t9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Sns @cttcr.

Sir W}orulnn6 unO Ocn Giitrtft
Columbia bclltc tGcihpeiic bcp0lft
uno 0itIi6c @in6c.
Gle b0dItc Ecmpcrntllr mar &C.
Itcrn SO 0ro6 INN 3 llbr @ofrmit.
tags unO oic uicori9ite 68 @roo nm
) ltbr Mor9cn8.
9u on0crcn ElGbcu ocS 2onocS
iuor Scr boditc GcntpcroturIton0 IN
0cn lcbtcn 81 Stun0cn, mie ioI9t:
Guitport Sc. Eortlon0 G8, Bottom
y. 9Iboup so, Ncm-Oorf so, GbiIo.
0cIphio so, 9ltIontic.Gitp "A, Cape
Mop rs, Woibington 81, RnrfoIf SO,
SottcroS 50, Charlotte SIS, @iImin0.
ton ST. Gborlciton 81, Snnonnub SIS,
&odionoiac 50, <pitcr sc, acp-
@cit 90. NtIontu 76, Wtont0omerp
so. Ncm.S rICon8 sc, YoIeItine %,
@olbcIton So, Corpus Gbriiti 90,
Mcnlpbis 81, Cincinnati Sc, BittS.
burg 81, C8pe0o y, Buffalo "A,
Glcpclono "A, 9ctroit IS, AIpcno "a,
Moruucttc 81, Green Ban 80. Chi
eo9o rs, TuIutb GO, ct. Saul SO,
Ct. 2ouis 90, &onios Gitp Sc,
omaha SS, Slron IS, 9ismord so,
@i1iiton -, SABRE 81, &cleno IS,
Solt.2ufc.GitD So, Qcnbcr 80, Nort6
GIntte 81, 0oogc.GitD 50, Nnturiao
Sc unb Sos Nngclca 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
@infady nttO idjlidJt.

Wollte BoItor @ltber icine9eeroigumq
baben. - Gin Geitoment bc5iiglid
Der 9ccrOigung inter icincn ga.
plcren ou~fgefun0en. - Wcitcrc
Torbereitungen iiir Die 9cer0i.
gung.
Ginfod unO idli6t, mic er oele6t,
pollte aud FoItor GouorO Su6er, Der
ictncn Steben cntriiiene Seeliorocr
Der ct. Notwithstanding, becr0iot
iuer0en, luic man ans elmer id)rift(t.
den 0Cititmnltng eriebcn fonnte.
lpeld)e gcitern Morgen 5lfGuia inter
ietncn Eopierclt nufgefun0en mltroe.
Gieiclbc itommt nod aus Dem SATIRE
1889 ltnO IN ibr tunn man mieocr or.
icbcn, Dab er itctS oaa Bette Scr tleis
ncn @oiienftnoer I'M Nllgc bottc. Gr
beItimmt nGmIi6 oorirL ooB iein
Sorg elm. cinfofer, aus SidtrnboI5
bcitcben0cr iCiu iollc. obnc ieotpe0e
0cr3icrrnh mic ou limo: lilbcrnc
Sono0riffC unO Sdnrnicrc mo cine
iil6crnc Euiel. 2uh mollte er feline
0lumcnQemin6c bnben lon0ern be-
itimtntc, ooB on5 @el0, meld)eS fiir
oieicn 3med ulr5geaeben ncr0en mir.
DC, ocu @oiicnfin0ern ocS D9(Qgemci-
ncn Iclltiden @oiienbouieS" 81 @utc
fomncn iole. @inen cinfudcn @rob.
itcin 10 bicB c5 meiter, 3oge er jcocm
Wommlcnt Dor. 0ieieniqen, ocncn
Oicic 9citimmung 3u Nltgen fam,
tonntcn eS nidt untcrIoiieM Ooroltf
h%in3utuciien, Bob Gicics gor5 0enul
nit Dem ctufod)cn, idtidten Gborot.
ter 0e5 WunneS iibcrcinitimmc
Cine Gepei6c, peld)c oeitern I'M
SrorCrbuuie cinlicf meIoctc, ouB
Sr. 6rcO. ". Subcr, Der Glteite Sobn
Dc3 &Crltorbcncn, nidJt I'M StonOe
icin mcroc, Baltimore bis 5itr Belt ser
9ecroigun9 5tt crrcidcl1. &r. Nu0uit
GorOc3, elm NrltOcr Der 6rolt SlrbCr,
lit bon Eothoauc, Ncms2orf, bier
cin%gctroffcn, uno Sr. llarid Sltber,
Gin @rulOer bc9 &critorbenen, fam &c.
ItCrn N6en0 Don Germantown, @iac.,
bier AT.
0ic 2cbrcr lrn0 Qebrcrinncn uno
sic gr0btcn Shiilcr scr ct. W$ut.
tbdisS onntoq3ifuIc, ionic Die gr0B.
ten &in0cr 0CS MnilenbolicS mcr0cn
ouf Dem 6ric0boie om @robc iingcn.
0ieics mur0c gcitcrn Nbcno IN elmer
&CriommllnN Der 2ebrcr unO 2chrc.
rinncn bcihloiicn. Inn 1872 llbr
morgcn gtudmtttog fin0cn lid NHc
in ser SomtoaSidulc Gin, bon ga
begcbcn tic iid in sic Stride, mo
nod Dem SrouerQottcs0icnit fobrcn
iic per StruBcnbobn nod Dem 6ricOs
boic binou3. IS muroc in ser Ser
iummIunN ouh bcihloiicn, Sic iiir
n06itc @od)c ongeictte Sobrc8.Gr,
f%uritOn nod Stoncp-Grecf ob5u.
ioGcn. &r. Sofo6 Giermonr lit
Supcrintenocnt Der SonntogSiHulc,
Pin unocrcr Stc1e int .0cutidcn
Correspondent" miro ser Srulcrbc-
id)lllb scr Wtitqlieocr oe& ogQ0c-
meinCn TcutiHen @oiicnbouS Ser.
Gins" p%cr0ifcntlid)t, uno bcrielbc
5ciGt 10 rcdt, mie iHiuer aud Oicie
Initolt 0urh sen @crluit elmer ibrer
uncrmiiolidcn GorfGrpfer bctroffcn
iporocn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12

Ser onoInoti5 5. - Sr. Iu'
quit :. Seder, Ser befonnte Gigarrcn.
Sabrifant, lpelfcr lebte @od)e 10 fri
tii6 franf in iciner @pbnung, Ger,
742, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, oarnieoer
lag, Dab icin g(bIcbcn bcreits Itiinb.
lid erlpartet mrrOc, bat iid oermo-
ben gebciiert, ooB jebt menigitcns Ell
nige &offmtng fir Die @eneiung beS
Yatienten porbonoen lit. Sm beiten
6nIe meroen ieoof nod mebrere $50
den peritreiden, ebe ser Botient Gas
9ett perlaiien fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Baltimore G Sbio" nieSrise Staten.

CONNER : grfurIions ; 9illete nad)
Sem 8eIten nno SiiomeIten tGglid)
bis gum 30. September gum Terfaui.
Man iprebe BEL 9illet.& genten fir
gin5elbeiten Dor.
Qs6,s. 81. 3.5,S, 200 j
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49, ST.
Sic MitglicOcr oeS .grion" fonoeu
lid gcltcrn N(bcno beinabe poQ5Gbli9
III Der Stag -. Safe ein, gult c5 0od)
5nnl eritcn Mole ieit Dem ngIorrci.
den" SGn9crieite bon Neluarf iid &c.
genleitlg ilbcr bic bortigen CRIES.
Mile allS5uipreden. SIS muroc 3por
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-05-10

W. H. Kelly and the three Ca.
sey boys, known as the Four
Millionaire Tramps, returned
from a trip thru the west. The
boys had a great time.
II you prefer to take medicine in tab
let form you can now obtain DR.. Shops
Restorative Tablets. Absolutely no
change has been made in the medicinal
ingredients. Sold by a. P SLoCuM.
Champine & Wilson have order
ed several hundred fine box elder
trees which will be set out in
Sunnyside addition. Streets are
being laid out, and this promis-
es to be one of the finest parts Of
the city. Lots are selling cheap.
Get your strychnine at Blak-
ey's, the old reliable druggist. He
knows which is best.
A nice snow fell Monday May
Z, but melted as fast as it struck
the ground. This placed the
fields in the best possible con-
dition, and the seeded grain will
shoot forth with renewed energy.
Ward county gets moisture just
when she needs it.
D. Nj. Shorb made a trip to Cando
last Saturday in the interest of the
church.
Buy northern grown seeds
which are tested. We have them.
Grown by Northup, King 4 Co.
Roell's hardware store.
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SKIRYSETH'S PHOTOGRAPHIC
ART STUDIO
The finest Studio In the West
303 S. MAIN ST. MINOT, N. D.

TAKEN UP-At my place 3
miles east of Surrey, N. D., one
bay gelding branded on the left
nip DF on left shoulder Z and
on right shoulder y and has rope
around neck, weight about 1000
lbs. One sorrel gelding no brands
and weight about 1000.
5-3. E. L. johnson.
Postmaster S. C. Vie, general
merchant at Blaisdell, was tran
sacting business at the county
seat this week and reports the
new town booming. The Great
Northern Ry., is making con-
siderable improvements at the
new townsite. A new depot has
been ordered and is promised by
the middle OF next month.
For painful burn there is nothing
like DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. There
are host of limitations of DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve on the market-see
that you get the genuine. Ask for De-
Wits. Good, LOO, for sunburn, cuts,
bruises. and especially recommended for
pilef. The name E. G. Dewitt e. Co.,
Chicago, is on every box. Sold by Nc
Coy & Co.
John Dostert, the Lone Tree
farmer, was in Ninot, May 2.
John informs us that his enemies
are trying to cause him more
trouble regarding the grade over
the coulee, caused by a dam
| which Mr.. Dostert built. An ac-
ton has been taken against Mr..
Dostertto compel him to rip-rap
the grade, as per agreement, but
DOstert says he never agreed to
do such a thing.
Those who have taken other laxatives
| without satisfaction-and those who
have taken such quantities of other lax
| atives that they have lost their effect
| will find pleasant surprise IN LAX
ETS. There is usually no pain, gripping,
nausea or discomfort even in severe
cases. This candy bowel laxative
LAX ETS-is only sc and is sold by A
P. SLoCUM.
If you are skimming you milk
by any sort of a gravity setting
system you are losing from 10
per cent. to so per cent. of the
cream. A DE LAVAL cream
separator will stop this waste,
double your profits and lessen
your work fully one-half. SEQ
field Implement Co., Agent, Mi
not, N. D.
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Good Government Candidates.

OWS0 0VvSs sAISSS0S OOSs0s~soSSSs
A complete county ticket will
likely be arranged to put up q
clean-cut fight before the Repub-
lican primary election of June 10.
So far, nearly every Office has
been provided for. A partial list
of the candidates for nomination,
who will march under the banner
of the Good Government League
Of North Dakota, as against the
Mckenzie Machine of the state,
are as follows:
For Corner, DR.. j. M. Ekrem.
Sheriff, A. V. Swanson.
Treasurer, James w. Briggs.
Clerk of Court, VIM. Murray.
States Attorney, Francis ].
Murphy.
County Judge, James johnson.
It is very likely that E. G.
Warren, the county superintend-
ent, will have no opposition. He
has made a good record, and has
kept strictly out Of politics. Both
factions will likely endorse him.
The candidates for county COM
missioner have not announced
themselves, altho a number are
about to enter the race. County
Auditor Fabrick has yet no OPP
position, tho the Independent un-
derstands that he will have a
fight on his hands. Register Of
Deeds Reishus has no opposition
yet, and may have none at all.
The Independent will have more
to say regarding these candidates
next week.