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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-06
STOPS AMY ITGHING.
Doan's Ointment Cures Eczema and
Itching Piles Glarksburg
People Recommend IL

a
One application of Doan's ONT
ment stops any itching. Short
treatment cures eczema, itching,
piles, salt rheum-any skin eruption
or skin itching, 1t is the cheapest
remedy to use, because so little Of it
is required to bring relief and
cure. Here is Clarksburg testimony
to prove it:
Andrew S. Criss, rstired wagon max.
er, of 2oS Mechanic street, corner of Sec.
ong street, says: For healing and al
laying irritation Doan's Ointment is a
marvel. A peculiar eruption on my scalp
annoyed me for several months. The
itching was something terrible, and if
rubbed it, 1t bled and greater irritation
followed, which ended in soreness. a
brief use of Doan's Ointment which
had the good fortune to learn about and
which was procured at Wells & Haymak,
er's drug store, gradually contracted the
area of the parts affected until it com.
plete dried up. / cannot too strongly
express my appreciation of Doan's oint
ment. In hopes that this statement may
be the means Of giving others who NAV
be annoyed in similar way as chance
to obtain the same results, is the reason
why l allow my statement to be pub
lished."
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, y. Y, SOLE
agents for the United States.
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for the expense Of said commission I;
and said commission shall make final
report within three years from the
passage of this Act and appointment
of the commission, unless further ex-
tension Of time, not to exceed one
year, be allowed by the President Of
the United States
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Charter Issued

Tire Remington Telephone COM
pany, q Fletaington, ". ", to con-
styuct and operate telephone lines.
has been chartered. Capital stock
$1,000. Incorporators, W. 4. Gates,
w Z. Tamblin, Of Astor, Pa. 7,
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Williamson and J. w. Davidson, 81
Remington.
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Waldo Hotel News Stand.
Traders Hotel News Stand.
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Subscribers falling to receive the
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-01
FOREPAuGH SHOWS In
ROCK ISLAND JUNE II
Exhibits Under Largest Tent Eve"
Made for the Purpose-Seats
$4,000 People.

Forepaugh and Sells Brothers
worlds greatest shows. which Will eX-
hibit in Rock Island June 81, has been
enlarged upon such a broad scale of
Hborality as 10 almost preclude the de
piction of its real magnitude on paper.
Forepaugh and Sells Brothers, always
modern and progressive, have had for
years the biggest and best show on
earth, yet this season they have more
than doubled their immense amuse-
ment enterprise by the addition of
complete new trains. hundreds of
horses and people and by entire new
shows. The browning feature of these
almost unlimited additions is the stu
pendous spectacular and pantomimic
production, Fighting the Flames" in
Producing 1900 people and an entire
train load OF massive scenery and or
nate accessories. This colossal produc-
ton is shown in the largest tent ever
made for a circus-a mammoth canvas
theater. arena and aerial enclosure,
brilliantly lighted and comfortably
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-01

community of the Mississippi and Mis-
souri, valleys, there ought TO be such a
meeting here as has never. been before
known to the congress. l am working
now for our Wisconsin delegation and
| expect to bring a large number from
there"
Agree Details.
Mr.. Ames. who is a practical farmer
from Oregon. Wis. after a consultation
with President Stahl and Colonel E. w
Mickey. who met with the citizens
here before. arrived yesterday for the
purpose of completing some of the de-
tails and submitting the program ar
ranged by Mr.. Stahl Colonel Mickey
was 10 have accompanied him. but ILL
ness of his wife prevented Mr.. Ames
says that Rock Island can figure on 500
delegates and as many who are not del
egates. outside of the local farmers who
will attend.
There will be four session days of
the congress. Tuesday morning, Oct.
., will be opening day with addresses
of welcome to the city by the mayor
and to the state by Governor Deneen.
During the week former Governor Van
SAINT and Governor Cummins will de-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-01

seating 10000 people. The monster
free street parade, glittering pageant
fully three miles in length. is alone
worth the amount charged for the cir
Gus proper 1t is replete with new and
novel professional attractions. display
ing beautifully carved and decorated
floats. representative of every country
on the globe. richly attired hOrsemen
from every known nation. and monster
herds OF elephants and camelS. with a
division for the children, and a full
hundred cages of the raTeSt wild ami
mails known 10 biologists. In the aren-
ic performance Forepaugh and Sells
Brothers introduce 375 performers,
each one a premier artist. There are
more than 200 acts in the circus pro
gram. and most of the acts are eXclus-
lively novel and sensational. In the
trained animal display Forepaueh and
Sells present three herds of huge ele-
plant actors. squadrons of cute little
ponies III acts that never fail to please
the children: Captain Webb's wonder
full performing seals. and cake-wallling
and high school horses in exhibitions
of the highest type of equine intelli-
gence and marvellous new conceptions
The circus performance is given on
two stages. in three rings and on
wide quarter-mle hippodrome track.
These wonderful shows will exhibit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-01

| liver addresses. Governor Van SAINT
was invited TO speak. partially as Il
| courtesy to Rock Island. Tuesday even
| ing there will be an informal reception
| at the Harper house the headquarters
| of the congress. Wednesday evening
the only night session will be held. d
program will be given at the Illinois
theater, where all of the meetings take
place, except the last one. which will
be at the Watch Tower Friday after
noon Thursday morning the visitors
will be taken to the Rock Island arsen-
al in special cars. In the evening they
will be the guests of Moline. The last
session is Friday afternoon and Satur-
day morning will be given to seeing
the three cities.
Excellent Program.
Mr. Ames was elated over the pro-
gram that has been arranged by Pres
ident Stahl, the list of speakers includ
ing, beside the governors, several men
in the government service, who are
| considered particularly able to discuss
the questions assigned to them.
There will probably be an exhibit of
Moline and Davenport on Market
square during the session days. but
this matter will be left to the manufac-
turers to agree upon and arrange to
suit themselves.
The program follows:
Tuesday Morning.
10 o'clock
Prayer.
Address of Welcome to Rock Island
Mayor George w. McCaskrin.
Response-Hon. Joshua Strange, Ma
rion, Ind, second vice president.
Address of Welcome to Illinois
Governor Charles S. Deneen.
Response-Hon. B. Cameron of Stag
vile, n. c., first vice president.
Appointment of Committee on Gre
dentials
Tuesday Afternoon.
2:3O o'clock
Music.
Appointment of committee ON reso-
lutions.
Appointment of sergeant-a arms, as
sistant, postmistress and pages.
Presidents annual address.
agriculture in Alaska" - Hon
James Sheakley, former governor of
Alaska.
Tuesday Evening.
Informal reception to delegates and
their wives from $50 to 1890 p. m,
at the Harper house. Roll call of
states for three minute addresses by
vice president.
Wednesday Morning.
$50 o'clock
Water Transportation as 1t Espe-
cially Affects Farming Joseph
f. Randall of Louisiana. member of
house committee on rivers and har-
bors.
"Forestry''-Hon. Clifford Pinchot of
Washington, ID. c.
"Wednesday Afternoon.
2 o'clock
Music.
Business Methods in Farming
David Rankin of Tarkio Mo, cad l..
Whitney Watkins of Manchester. Mich.
Does the Farmer Receive His Share
of Government Recognition ?"-Gover-
nor Albert b. Cummins of Iowa.
Admission and registration of life
members.
Wednesday Evening.
s o'clock
Agricultural Education:
1. Consolidation of Rural
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-01

Schools Alfred Bayliss. sup
erintendent of public instruction of
Illinois.
> The Agricultural College" -
Ralph II. Searle of Edgar, Neb
How Can immigration Be Infuenc-
ed TO Relieve the Scarcity of Farm La
bor?"-Hon. Frank p. Sargent of
Washington, d. c., United States com
missioner general of agriculture.
Thursday Morning.
Visit to Rock Island arsenal
1880 o'clock
Music
Report of committee on resolutions.
Railway Rate Regulation Hon. H.
c. Adams of Madison, Wis
Thursday Afternoon.
, O'Clock
Music
agricultural Cenralization-Larg
or Smaller Farms. w. Gilmenton
of New Hampshire and Henry Wallace
of Des Moines, Iowa.
Marketing Farm Products;
l. shippers Associations
b. Cowgirl of Topeka. Kan.
?. Price Control''-Hon. Harvey
Jordon of Atlanta. Ga.
). Foreign Markets Cereals
Hon. Samuel r. Van SAINT of Winona,
Mimi
4. Foreign Markets-Live Stock"
A. p. Sanders of Chicago.
In the afternoon from to ) o'clock
there will be a reception to the ladies
of hn he IGln ri
club by the ladies of Rock Island.
Thursday evening all members of the
congress viii be guests of the Moline
manufacturers at a high class theatre
cal entertainment at The Moline.
Friday Morning.
$3.50 o'clock
Music.
Domestic Economy i'll the Home
Miss Margaret Mather of Lafayette,
Ind, and Mrs. Louise J. Stephens of
Minneapolis.
Labor Saving Devices in the Farm
Home"-James e. Tower of Spring
field, Mass, and Mrs. Ella H. Durley
of Des Moines, Iowa.
Friday Afternoon ut Watch Tower.
, o'clock
The Agricultural Press:
/. What 1t Should Do for the
Farmer'-Hon. Will b. Powell of
Shadeland, Pa.
2. What the Farmer Should Do
for It"-Solon l.. Goode of Indiana
polls.
Final report of committee on resolu-
tons.
Election of treasurer.
Friday Evening.
Excursion for all members of the
congress on the Mississippi river.
Saturday Morning.
Trolley ride around Rock Island, Mo-
line and Davenport.
Dinner at the Harper house to the
life members by the officers of the con
gress, followed by meeting of the
life members for organization.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-01
HOPES ARE HIGH
Hon. w. L. Ames, Treasurer of
Farmers Congress, Predicts
Largest Attendance.
MEETS WITH THE COMMITTEE
Governors Deneen of Illinois, Cummins
of Iowa, Van SAINT of Minnesota,
SheakIey of Alaska Come.

IF we do not have the largest meet
ing in Rock Island in the history of the
Farmers National congress Oct. 9. we
who have been working for the success
of the meeting will be greatly disap-
pointed, said Hon. w l.. Ames, treas
urer of the congress, 10 the local com
mittee at the Rock Island club last
night. Located as you are i'll the very
heart of the wealth of the farming
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-01

If your stomach troubles you do not
conclude that there is no cure, for a
great many have been permanently
cured by Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets Try them, they are GER
tain to prove beneficial. They only
cost a quarter Sold by all leading
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-01
A WOMAN, TO BE PRETTY,
Must Have Luxuriant and Glossy Hair
No Matter What Color

The finest contour of female face.
the sweetest smile of a female mouth.
loses something if the head is crown
ed with scant hair. Scant and falling
hair. it is now known, is caused by a
parasite that burrows into the scalp 70
the root of the hair, where il saps tho
vitality. The little white scales the
germ throws up in burrowing are call
ed dandruff To cure dandruff perma.
nently. then. and TO stop falling hair.
that germ must be killed. Newbro's
Herpicide an entirely new result Of
the chemical laboratory. destroys the
dandruff germ. and, of course, stops the
falling hair. and prevents badness.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10
cents in stamps for sample to the Her
picide company. Detroit, Mich. T. II.
Thomas. special agent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-01

The sworn statement of the manufac.
turers protects you from opiates in
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
the cough syrup that drives the cold
out of your system. Sold by all drug
gists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-01

All the news all the time - THE
ARGUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-01

here one day only. and give perform
ances at = o'clock and O'Clock.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10

EaHc 5nr Heiie in's MnslanS be.
iorgt 6. 3ainc, Wr. Alb, Oit-Salti.
mpre-Strake, nabe Guitnmb unie-Mpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10
Gin Wiiiunri'er Standardization.

&nn Gitp Mo., 8. Mop. -
Gin ein5iger HGuber iiberiiel fitr5
nat Mitternad)t belite iriib ben bin'
teren Sdlafmoggon 0eS 3uges Nr. 4
Der yGbicago uno alton . gnbn"
5lpiiden Slater uno Glasgow, Wto,,
beranbte sic Haiiagiere UNI etpa $50
uno perihmano nit Der 9eute in Der
9unfelbeit. Gr beitieg Den @aggon,
uls Der 3ug bon Sloter nbfltbr, belt
Dem Gonoufterr Eenrlon Srpei Hepol-
per Dor uno 5mung i'm, uoral,s in Den
@aggon 81 9eben, moraui or ben Eol'
lagieren, ellem nad) Dem anoeren,
ibre 9arifait abnabm. Pint Gnoe
oes Waggons ar9elangt, retlrirte Der
Gonoufteur rnid in Den 5pcitlesten
@aggon, peridloB Die Sbiire uno riel
oas 3ueperional 81 Siilie. CHE oas-
ielbe 5lr SteIe gelon9en fonnte, mar
Der Holiber ie0od i6on non Der Elott'
form berob %geiprungen uno i'm 8e'
6iiit perIhmunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10
(Surtictuna Son Scr 1. Scite.)
3cbn Scclcmtc crtrmnfcH.

Sdeitcrn zines ruIiiifen Goai6ifles
an ser Giiitc pom Trince GOmaros
SSlanO.
Ghurdotteto 10 II, g. 6. s.,
8. Nopcmbcr. -3chn SeoIeltc fomen
Ourd OoS Sheitcrn OeS uliliihcl
@ouid)iffcs .Sopinto" SIT EieitS
@ont mGbrenO ocS Sturmes ser
letter 0ienitog Naht um's Seben,
%ier 2eiden iino iomcit oufgehmOcn.
Bon Sen iehS Mannern, welde nltf
Ocn in 5mei SGIiten gcbrohcnen
Stiiden oes @rodS blieben, murOen
Orei gerettct, 0ie 0rei onOcrcn lultrocn
bon ben @elen iort9criiicn ltro crs
tranfen. Sieben mcitcre Mitglie0er
Scr Wamihoit c%rtrnntcn bel cincnl
Geriude, Oos ltier III cinenl Soote SIT
crrcihcn. Ins Boot fcnterte. Gapl.
tan @iglltuo bciinoct iif inter oen
@crettcten. Gic ertrunfcnen See.
lclltc itammtcn aus Hosno, 6inlan0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10
Subnstuiuner Seniatipncn.

@ater cineS bingcrihtetcn Woroers
nimmt iid ooS 2eben. - Cine
@ittmc Oos Spier zines Hnubs
mor0es.
SohnStoWn II, ga, 9. Noo.
Sacob Soller, len, 0ciien Sobn Sa-
COB Sallier, JIM, i'm letten 6cbrllar
Die @%rmoroung ieiner Satin uno
Sfmiegermittcr Ourd Den SoO ON
@olgen biibtc, mlr0e belltc iriib I'M
Soiroume ieincr @obnung an citcm
9mlme bGn9eno %gefin0cn. Ger
8reis, meld)er Iid ooS Sdidial icines
SobneS iebr SIT Ser5en nnhn, bate
I'M 2auie ser Iod)t Selbitmoro be.
gangen.
5rnu Catherine Staltiicr, cine
@8ittpe, lit m0brcno Der lettcn 9tnd)t
IN ibrer Wobntng 81 2nmbcrtsuille,
elmer fleincn SrtldInit in Somerlct-
Goiuttp, eiflcm Houbmor0 5llm Spfer
qeialen. Mnn iouo tic britc fritz
nit burd)ldoiienem &opIe I'M @ctt.
3mei gnfelinnen Icbten nit OerSrnl.
Cine oerielben, meldc beilobe crlpod)'
len lit, ertappte ser Morocr no6 Dem
Terbrefcn uno CT perilldIte, JIG 81 cr.
miirgen. Sic entriB iid ieood unN
elite aus Dem Soitie, INN Die Nod)'
barren 81 Siiffe 81 rufen. Oils bieleI'
ben anlongten, mar ser %erbreder ie.
bod peridmunoen. Webrere aufge'
hnte iohuoen Qltf i'm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10
Sranoltiftnnscn in Weiu-Yurf.

Ncm Oorf, 9. Nopellber. -
Mid)t aueniger ais iiini 9rdnoe ercig-
neten iid) mGbreno Der lebten Nadt
in benl @epicrt 5piid)en Der 60. uno
81. StraBe unb Ser Columbus unlo
WeIt-gnb = Ipenlle. Cine 7O.iabrtge
Srau, HameuS Caroline Smain, ltnrb
mabrcno Scr 6euersbriilIte Dor
Sdrcden al einem Serjldlage,
Morion Sompfins erlitt ldiuere
9ranopunoen uno 1000 Mteh'dlen
entiloben lit paniidem Shreden aus
ibren @obnungen. Die Sroroe bra
den l6nmtlid) 5mi'd)en Wltterhad)f
uno 3 llbr Wprgens aus, utto ollie III
i~ogenonnten ,6lat" : 6aliiern. Der
Ierluit betrdst etma $4,000. Sfien'
bar maren lie oas Werf Don Srano'
Itiftern, nno 6ranf Mprris, Elm Sin-
oeltanael : SdauipieIer aus Bottom,
bcfinbet iid) ui1ter Dem Serbndt III
Salt, sic gralroe ongelegt 5u babel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10

Son0on, 9. Hopember. Snl
Somltrabcn : Foli5cigerid)t bclpiaigte
Der p%orlibcnoe Nid)ter oie Nusliefe-
ritng zines Ginbred,ers, Hantens Geit-
ben luminous, Der ans Der 9eIie'
r|ungsanItolt oes Stoates Maiiad,a-
let's cnttIoben mar. lid aber iiinglt
Der Eoll5ei in 2iperpopl ielbit geiteIlt
hattie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10

ipStepSt othtNtpNb uuSIultClpIl, llll
Dem Wanne, mel6cr ompncirt, in
@orreiponoen5 81 %bringen. Sontit
leien Die Coupons nidt Elm leaitincr
Sbeil Der permanent IN Der 3eitunllg
ooer Dem Wago5in perbleibenoen 9ln-
nonce, ionoern nGorreiporOet5-Wto.
~terial," meld)es Dem 2eier sur Serfii.
9ung gelteQt meroe, uno 0oslclbe
miiile ols n@oare" franfirt lucrben.
ga Die Sranfirung 5u @aoreneSa
fiir Die bctreffenoen Yublifationea
9erooe5u uneri6pinglid iein miiroc.
biirfte Die 6olge. oieier neuen &erorO.
nung iein, ooB ole Coupon :. gls
noncen" aus Den 3eitldriften per-
ldminben meroen.
Gbrens NC eonilIefiir sc.
benSretter.
ErGiiOent Toolepelt bot al @0luorO
Wurrap, einenGon0ufteur Der .Eenll-
lplpanio . Vabn," Die G6ren.0teouilte
perlleben, neil er nit eigener Sebcns-
gefabr 0as 2eben bon 5lpei &inOern
rettete, Wurrop bot iiir oieielbe lbat
bereits cine 9elobnung aus benz Gars
negie S%elOenfonos erbalte1. Snl
Sanuur oieles Sobres iob Milrrop.
ais er olf oem Senoer elmer riidau0rta
Iabrenoen 9ofomotipe iih befan0,
ouB auf Dem 9obnbette 5mei fleinc
&inoer ipielteu. BUR @arnung mar
ebenio wenig mebr 3eit, pie ou5u, bic
&ofomotipe gum Steben 81 bringen.
S6neIlen @ntidlulies iprong Mur.
ran berunter. ergriff Die Sinocr,
bradtc lie in Siderbeit uno fam lelbIt
MIR nit fnopper Notb redt5eitig Doll
ben @eleiier, Inn nibt i~iberinbren ST
mcr0en.
~ orcuS 9raun mieoer Iii.
geitellt.
Gor Nbreiie oes ErGliOentcn nnd)
Banana erfolate g~eItern Nofmittog
ouf Inor0nnng Oes Sunoels Sefrcs
tGrs Wetcoli Die @ieoeroniteQrng
oes friiberen @inponOerungs > Sit
ipeftorS Worclts Braun I'M Ginlporl-
behring's . Gienit. Morcus Braun
bate befanntlid) Iifferen5en nit Der
ungarii6en Gegierung gebabt, ais
er in ltnaarn ais 9eamter 0es girl@
manoerungsoienltes fllungirte. Cine
largc oiplomotii6e 9orreiponocnj
erfolgtc uno oieiclbe marc auf Seroll-
l~dlillng bcs GcprGientunten Sul5er
inn lettelt @intcr publi5irt, nad)oem
Braun ieine Hciignotion cingercid)t
botte. @o Braun IN 3ufunft %ltotlo.
nirt mcrocn miro, lit nod nidt be-
itimmt.
Senes Wonfo in st. Souis.
Spe5iolomunlt 9. s. Scbnton bat
pom Suits . Seportcment Inmcilltn-
0en crbolten, nod benen er bic lln'
teriudnMa gcacn bic 8erion oocr oie
Eerioncn in Nngriff ncbntelt loll, ipel'
DIE I'M Geroabt iteber, an Der Inter
ihlogrng Scr aus Dem ltnterif)db,
amt in st. 2ouiS abbonOen gefont-
mcnen SCI, 800 bctbeiligt SIT lellt.
IS lit nid)t befnnnt geiporoen, Oh
Die crtbcilten am~uciiungell bcitinmtc
6%crionen ais pero0htig bc5eid)nel.
S|tolicni der 9ot d ct
bleibt.
Serr Wpntngilu bon Der ltallelll-
idcn @otifait crflGrt, 0aB oas &c
riift, 9otidofter Manor ocs Elon-
Dies iei bon ieiner STEELE 5nriidgetra'
ten, jcber @%egriinoung entbebre. Der
9otidoiter miro pielmebr berelts i'm
nGdltcn Moitot bicrbcr 5rF r.
rem lno Damn Die Siibrung Der St.
id1ftc picocr iibernebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10
% rH G form Seroronun II.
gen in Dina

Gefing, g.. Hopcnber. - @e.
Itcrn mllroen neitere Seroromingcn,
burb lpeld)e Bic Mitglieber Ser nelell,
burd, 'oos porgeitrige Goift geidaiie+
nen 9eboroen ernonnt merocn, er-
IaIien. Gem porgeitrigen Gift miro
cine groBe Srogpeite bei9enteIien.
Die Aufbebllng oes llnteribieoes
spiiden Manoidus uto Gbincicn
miro giinitig belirtbeilt uno in ben
nelicn @inrihtungen erbliden manfc
Die AniGnge zines fiinftigen dincli-
ifen Yaulamcnts nit eltem Sber-
iln0 eil1em ltuterboitle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10
16iIu6elpbio, 8. Noucmbcr

@biluoelpbi a, 8. Nopcmber.
- 6reorrid Sdnffbauier, meldcr ais
GipiI Sngenieur I'M It0otilden
@~aiier6iireou ongeltellt lit, mlrOc
bette I'M iiebcnten Stodnerf Nca
Hotbbouies bon SreOerid Sornbers
ger, Sei5er in einem Ser it1Otiihet
Tumpennerfe, Ourd 5nei &cuolpers
idiiiie lebenSgciGbrlih, wobrideinlid)
tGbtlid) permunoet. Sornberger
f%cuertc iiinf Sdiiiie al, nllcin MIR
5pei oerielben traien. Gr bate
Shoifbauier unter Sem SorDano,
onB Elm 6reuno i'm 81 ieben milnIfe,
in 0aS iiebcnte Stodmerf rIien %laiIen,
unb gob bei ieinem grideinen lofort
nit Dem Iusrui: n0u bait mein
@rib getobtet unO jebt meroc i6 Gid,
to0tcn!" 6euer. Sortberger Iagte
bel einem @erbor i'm StationSbduie,
Sfnifbouier babe ieinc Satin per.
fitbrt runo ibr Scrtebr nit Dem Ser,
fiibrer babe in elmer Granfbeit reIlll-
tirt, neId)e fiir5ii6 ibren SOB berbei-
iiibrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10

EaHc snr Heiic in's Nnslanb be-
Iprst 6. 8aine, Nr. Alb, Cit+Salti-
more-Strahc, nabe Guitnmbonic-Npe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10

lint cine Grfdftung tn etnem 1as 80 f~nriren,
uebme man 2nratipe Yromo Guintne 3ableteii.
Wpotbefer geben @eIo 5iriid. ipenl fe ni6t fis
riren. 6. %. 9ropes Sienatur auf ieber
SnntteI. 25c. (Sft4. SiSa&i.a .@.iB.-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-10
Srng1oic I'M Gatbbauic.

StGOtiidcr glngcitcuter in Ybtlooel-
pbia Don einem Monnc, Oeliell
Satin or angebli6 p%criiibrte,
nicoer9eidoiien.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-18

VIM. Pyeatt, proprietor of the Fish
er hotel at Tlshomingo, which was
destroyed by fire some time ago, was
in the city today en- route to Tisho-
mingo where he will again engage in
the hotel business. Mr.. Pyeatt has
secured control OF the McCloud-Moni-
tor building on Main street and will
at once institute a new hotel 10 be
called the Fisher" The hotel will
contain about twenty rooms with all
modern conveniences and with Mr..
Pyeatt in charge will add greatly to
the convenience of travelling men
while in that city. Mr. Pyeatt is well
known in Ardmore having lived here
for some time and his many friends
wish him well
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-18
That Rough RIDERS Present.

L. S. Russell. cne OF the lights Of
the Democratic press Of Indian Terri.
tory. thinks he sees a selfish motive
back Of the movement on the part OF
some OF the Rough Riders to present
Alice Roosevelt with a wedding pres
ent, and says:
Ben Colbert, who wants to be re-
appointed marshal Of the Southern
district, is behind a movement to
raise a fund to purchase a wedding
present for Miss Alice Roosevelt. All
Rough Riders will be asked to chip
In and Ben has taken the precautioD
to present the unique again by includ-
ing the president in his list OF contrib
utors. This sudden interest in the
Roosevelt family may win the cookie. %
-Ex.