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@cItcrm Marslanb Giienbatn.

Sige nsrIafsn Siuen'G tation iuis tcIut;
4.30 moreens-Shneilpoft, Snasrstotpn, ". &
VI. sYatn, unb miSGetoriMen Gonntue,
Saneod UNI Gtambersbura.
9.16 Observation-Disclosures
200 Ra9m.-s,ff- mmobafion na& 0Ibnbon. /.
s4.55 Tdh.-9rpreB Sdlpfttnte, RdgerStuturt,
semf saun Sis,'s srssssIa u ,ns' tr aaffassSH,
l9drlcr'gSagann).
1000 Observation-Disclosures NOD Union.
TraSiiid. ansasrsmmeu esnntas.
6.55 @oraenS-Oorf, v. & 8. Dlbiion tnb
SanptIinis eftIia bon eulorb erops. 70.
500 Woreens- Sauptlhic. saaersicpn, San,
cod. Cumberland. etirpensburl. Grebe'
I'D. eml,itsburs uno u. 4 ". gapn
bis mad Clifton.
9.A3 Worsrns- accommodation mad ceitps.
1000 @era,rs-A Standardization nod linton
0rtbee.
1920 ga6m.--gIue D,pitrtain Gxpreb (garIor.
@aggom fotuis tgreberid,
, 1926, Gadm..erpreB uad Dori nnb e. &
4.1bi Gahm - Accommodation nab Union
grtsse. q.
5.s2 g;abin, - afrourmcbatipn nad gIpuoor,
hanH gTpreb bis 4ettbsburg unb porf.
6.15 Mbenhs Accommodation ra6 Union
T.r esnntaas,
$50 WoraenS Accommodation naA Union
gribee nno Sanooes.
6dli Mot on Der Eennfplbanta'a perre'
Station aH.
n. 9ioberttcn, q. an. Spmea,
1eneraI.Uaanager. Sen. 'Vaf .'aeent.
GB7--1
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.Mr, 1887, Gl.Yratt.s trahc, Baltimore, Wio.
MrLciter.2 ieoertafel "

&anptauartiet: YoIa' $nllc. Or.
4OS, @eit 2es.rstonItlaBe. Sing.
itunoe: Gienltass--Dirigent: Subert
0riippei.
.Nelobie."
Smipiuua~ti,r: 5. Mics Sale.
gde 2omitrabe uno Welair Marft.
Sin0Itunoe: Donneriiass Ttri.
gent 3. 3otoliis.
.Nomriitsr NSansrd3or.-
Sauptquartier: A%dcrmann's Saue
Gle Dor Caroline. unA @ouobitrabe
Singihinoe: Scnneritog @beno =
Dirigent: Ought Sdnetber.
.@ermania.G tartett.Glub.
Smiytquartisr: Weienberg's Sale.
Nr. 116, Roro Yaeaitrabe. cling.
Stunbe: 9ienitass = Diriaent: g.
0arolus.
.Neseer-@ eiangperein.~
&anptaiiartiel Soffmann'S 3aIla.
2o,p. unb Gorreit Strabe. cling.
ltunpe:~ 9ieniicss-Dirigent: Suberi
Rriippel.
.Wo3art Di1nnerdor.~
&auprauGrtier: @obert Woumer's
SaIle, Nr. 1921-1923, Orleans,
stroBe; emeitunoe ieoen Conner,
itas Mbeno; Geo. goblman. Tirigeni.
.gidenfrono."
$anptql,artier: Sok1 Sdmiot'a
lborm. 8orn's) Sole. gde 3. NIB
@ousbitrabe. SisbIanbtoun. Sins.
ltunbe: W~ittuods-Dirieent Geo. W.
Hoeblinann.
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gcrcinigtc Ginger BON Baltimore.

~ a.-.- "'
$auptquartiar: .@crmoria Tdn.
nerd)or . Sale; prdiioent Senrp
@ieiefina, SIR. 22S, perI. galtern.
slpe.; correiponbirenoer uaO proto-
foairenoer SefretGr gilbert Sbmiot,
Mr. BOG, Siio.Yoea.S traBe; Sinano.
Sefretar q. S%immelbeber. Wr. 315,
Worb.G oen.S traBe; Sdatmeiiter s.
MidIid, Scr. 713, Warmer.S nabe;
1irisent Sobn u. Rlein. 8eriamms
lung ieben 5iueitea Jreitas TIM Mo.
nat.
.Nrion.~
&auptquartier: Stag Sale, Nr.
2O5, &mober.S trabe. Sineitunbe:
Nitttpo6 - Diriaent: s. .. Grant.
.9armouie."
&auptquartier: Nr. Ala, @eft.
Gapette.s traBe, sineihunbe: Dien.
tags = 9irieeut: SoBn u. &lein.
,8ermanis Wdnnerhor."
Sauptqridrtier: !@ermanta . Maan.
nerdor Sarle, Wr. 410--412, @eit.
2ombarb.s irabe. . Sinsitunbe, Don.
neritaes - Oirigeat: Tt:eSor Gem.
berger. ll'@ ~ 'bon p
.Grobann." adnfs
III u r"L.
$aupranarticr a5robfinh I. SaIe,
Rr. 1000. 'greoerfd. apennel6 cling.
Ttunoe: Wittrpods-Eirigent: Sobh
". RTein. M ~ Iil" d 5bn4li .
.arbsiter; Dsannerdot,r Mia4'
Sauptquarlier 81, Mnbreos' Sale.
Wr. 314, &anoberitrabe. Singitunoe:
Mitttpod)s = Eirigent: gbas. 3
Bohau.
~.Tbalin.Mdnner&or."
&aupt1uortier: 8oiai's Gaue, Nr.
1922, Sarforb.a penue. Sinsitunoe:
Dienitass - 9irigent: s. 8. Hront.
.2oeuit.Hoint Mannerdor."
$auptquartier: Sfpider's Sole,
Ode Cube. uno Gn6reftrobe. Cling,
itunoe: WittrpO& abenos 8 llbr
D;rieent: Subert SriippeI. a4a. I.
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r" Q d a b9'tb em Gihlp u hcrl }.
Wan miro bier in Berlin Der Giss
notb elm idnelles gnbe bereiten, III.
DEM mebrere &leinfabrifonten nun
beibloiien buben, einetgrobe &rpitolls
eisfnbrif 81 grimoen, Die ibon I'M
sltril t. 5. gislieierm9cn beginner
iou. Aufrbieie @eiie lpcrben perihie.
oene 9roBiobrifonten ni6t mebr i'm
Stanbe ieir, Ereiie unO 9orratb not
@iufiir 5u reguliren. inbem Die nelie
5ubrtf oos groBte Gtabliiiement iei.
ner grt in Der Heidsbouptitoot iein
miro nnb Dobrid)einlih Die bieli9e
SnOllltrie controlircn fam.
Neues Sbeater Qeplnnt.
Inter Dem Homeu !Sebbel.S beoter
miro I'M september ndd)Iten SobreS
in Berlin Elm neies &unitinititut er.
iteberL bas iih Der Eilc9e oes floiiiz
ihcn mo mooerncn GromoS nio.
men ioa. Gas Sbcuter miro aif Dem
@runoitiid 57-5S &oni9grGter
Strabe erbaut nno miro inter Der
Erection bes Shriftltellers Or. eu.
gen Hobcrt lteben. Hidorb 8~allentin
lit bon ibm oils critic fiinitleriide
araft onsemorbrn woroer.
be- HH NH HLn
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IuS-ocn @eri6 ten. - lin
abioIute Sheioung bon ieiner beiie.
rem &GIite llldte geltern Charles Us.
9ottnlanL Jun. i'm &reiseeriht Nr. 2
nod, neil Tie i'm ng~rouiam, I'M,
ireunblih uno brutal" bebonoelt unb
i'm aud iosor sepriiselt babe. Serr
Gottmon iaat in ieiner 8lageihrift, er
babe feline 5rau lieb gebabt, fonnte
es iebt uber nid)t mebr ai,Sbnlten bel
ibr, oo ieine @eiunobeit ourf ibr britz
tales 9enebnlen leioe.
= @ul. .. Wbalen, peld)er iid)
iduloig %bcfnnnte, in peridieoenen
8~oitbGuiern nnb Sotels 0iebitGble
~begangen 81 baben, uuroe bonn Hif.
ter Sorlan aui Is Wonate ms 3utt.
baiIs geianot,
Cine, tbeillpeiie Sdeibuna bon
ibrem @atten Sobn Sitter, sic Miif.
iibf iiber lire beiben ainber uno 9lIi.
rlente perlanst 5rau Womie g. Mits
ter in elmer alage, Die tie geitern i'm
areisgeridt Nr. 2 einreifte. Sic be,
baltptet in ibrer alaeeiHriTt, ibr
Mann babe cine 3orliebe fir anoere
9amen, mdbreno er iie emit nit Ell.
mem Weiier georobt.
Gle Genniplpa Con e.
ren5 Der Stride Der. pereinigten
0riioer in Gbriito miro lire III.
SabresiisunB, bonn 16. bis p. Ofto-
Der in Der Stterbein-M emorialfirfe
on &olanO. unO 8. apenue balten
200 Hreoiger uno 2aien.G Delegation
merben bajli erfpnrtef.
& g0Sf{e fir'S q4n4fonh nessrat = Natus. Nr
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Yenniblbauta. Babn.

Tef'aRf eaieert'Sfatton, mte toi6t:
ytttshurg eIprcb uno CHICAGO SpecthI.
'1L44 Born. .(unioH|station 1t.r5 goru,.A.
Seupt'ainie 9tpreb.
tgleania" eiiniteo, nah Chicago, Cincinnati
lino ct. 2ouiS. ~ v
'ad5 aadm: (1en Union staiioHl q, oouts
'4.o5 Radim.. loot linton etationl, !, FeuHfpL
sania epeeiai." ~ etaabea aad Ghiass.
'4.5S gad,m. (ben i!niou,siqtionl, Gbieass
100 abenSs (bon hnicH,statou). Gbicasc
$3.50 asenbs Coon huton.etaiOu). Ct. eouis
$3.50 sHSsnbs lson linioH,eiatstu, Bsfterni
@rgrsb nib sIebeIano nnb Cincinnati gS'
.1f.lf wadts Cinlomseiation 1t.b5 saats),
1tA1 gadts administration tt.b5 Naats).
WeasIdis @Egrse, m....n
fapii6, mad aoS.SaSea.
s8.45 Berm. U~lntonsetatton B.6B gorm.l, td0
TO, nab buffalo (oia gtnporiura. 8 unetlonJ.
,1 ti'e' s %aa sS0Sa lnis@aas ia nss "o fi'B5 sorm.).
tieli9;, mad 8enooo, nrb aH gSodbentagea
4.SS Maa.:. taalia teon aHion.etattop). mad
SAC apsnss, tdsIia (bon ,inion.siaiiOn). mad
SO 49,, Sssns s tas!!I$ Coon tlHi0n.eiaiion,, MAD
BAD slniopolts lS1 ,Sormv 4.3I Ga6m. an
Wobentd9eIL. S%onltda5 500 Wlorgens.
Bon uuipH. etattpn.
9sadl Ehiaoelpbla aMb gsttu.gsrf.
isslla s.'' SH"r &as,g.ysssi; iNisa' 7.5 H,Hi ie,5a
400. *545, 100, II. % abenos an g8odeIs
.siig.S5, 1,oe: 400 VA. 7.Sos il.ss aabSs;
Sl Mo e 3 f'oS.. az 81, S a.sa. ~ ~ US .;s'ss ii aSS
S3s. a5;5s ~9'0ratns, s.Oi, i'sd, At. 's.s5.
waa soiion. $40 morseus an Wo6entaeen,
1915 slbenos tasIin.
Rag SsImar .aS ben psapiIsSIiSsn s,YiISsn.
0.s5, 7.55 Moraens. $50, 4,b7 unb $50
Ibenos on g8on entager. GprntneS, loo
@siSlna ton S SsSpnas' e,2s. a.51,. eaa, 7.25. 1885,
lbs. S.ig. s4b, SIS. $40. $50, 5'o1, 5.iSS;
44.3 sf, s SO. So SlSS' e, IT. &c. 5isa 1888 S3iss u ss,%s,s'ss Ii
s.ss' KAY, s.4s, KY 4s@S sgssag.. iaGSs, Us.
S.ss' s4lsSj aait i@iits 49, ~ ~ s : g. s ZIG. s.bs.
10, so Wbeuos. $3.50 80,
~%sitIaniie Gin SPECIAL" 2.15 Haamiitaas an
Ra6 Cape @lap, lao ma6mittaes an @oaen,.
tuBen. GoHnfnas, t.48 Woreens.
sab gsbnro parf. 1905 nnS LAO Natulittass
Rad annapolis. 1886 Born. 12,4s. 4.42 ga6m.,
900 ,gbenbs an gsedeptageit. scnntaas.
= o5 Sorill. ltit5 500 .abeles.
"sotes SSnphm tsnf s9pteb, S.ol wpteehS'
eonieerI MaIIpab. 0,l2 Born, 1920, 's.1k
W6eiteS tiaFi6. ,H iftFRt
etHsssasS SsIy Cine se,1 qaaf Born. .s07l
gotiOlIt. unO ySeiterm raiIwas. 1870 sSenss
g. & $. Wp., *t2.4s REHABILITATION gsoaen.
tneeL 1915 ulo 1855 ebenbs tdgIin.
Bon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Rad Nafbtnetcn. @EpreB, 6,17, 600 Uoru.,
LIS, $3.50, 600 gtnduT. fdaIt9, TAI Wtpp
gens an DoHentasen. e.b9 dbsnbs inr an
gia6 stnnapoIis, TAI s'orrBj Ar ganm., GOO
Mbet1os an gsobeniager. Sonntass, 900
Vpriu, 6.D9 NbenbS. 80
Wseen Biueten uitb SabrpIdnen mad nu0a
9unften fprede man In Der GdIbertsG tdfiouL
Citation Dor. ~
Gebsd pirb auf grfuHen In ebsn eeuanntes
Blrentiy abaeboIt uftb ~rtnrfirt.
: Gpetfesg1ad pop. ii
css. ..esf1aiisiRbrer. yah. .SraiFsUsanaesx
See. q. Hphb.
@enernlsTdHdgierN0ent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11
WerdantS' e Winers' Sranspprta'
finn EpmpQpn. :

Damptcr.2tnien:
Ea1 Bottom unb bem Often: ieben Wontda,
9tenJtaa, 0onneritae urb Samftaa, GbenbS
9 1l6r.
9fdct Providence unb benz Often: ieben Gonr'
tae, Weifttup1 iiib 1nhiue, slbenbS o ubr,
Mdb gseipportsyieps unb Norfoif; tdgIi1 I'M
Q uhr WbenbS. t 49, n
benz 9age abia6renoe Dutnpfer angeHpntmeH.
RAD SabaDnat unb BEN Siiben. ieben 9iet.
flag, Sonneritaa uub Sanftae. glbenbs Q llbr.
Der g8ertbe am SuBe hes gpna'Dods oh. Gas
banr,ab. 9dnpfer bon ber aSerfte an Gnbe Der
6. q. Giniuabam, us.nt,
~ LongsDod.
~ .. ettbbfns, Gen. sMPdn.
Saiptbffreau = ehbuf.96e @ermam. nab
eight. etrahe. u13.9&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11
Qtablirt 1850.
Wil9elin s. NeiubaxSt

ri. 2U21, &efsBatttnl0te.effahe
We1u.g)orf elaitifdje 8rndb6nber,
phwe Asber,
I5ansn 1ag uns Wadt setraseR tpesteu.
And Sart'W .HGnber,
ssldt ME rotten. teibE bel,s HsSes ~iAt.
1iefeIben .hftb bon a1ert iAerAteN
befiefte +enpfobIen.
&c bertertiet auf YefftIuns une bat auf edoer:
e@nltertdnber unte rfetttttpben
peldhe nno NsfSltNew.Ugn6b6nSss,
70 arranetrt, oab letne geebrten Rurnen befitis
3ufrteoen geffelf ftno.
aae srudbdnSer, ganbusen urb Snittu.
me.,te iperoel earantirt boB fe paHes nub
unier sIffd9i. bon N2S. yfbaypF sktbdnSE.I
DsS. S1eitppoH = toitffotttN 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11

s Sdiie fir'S 3nslanb befsret 9. Statue, Nj.
49, rheSalttmssesetf, nate Gsfnmtpmie.Mpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11
Baltimore 1ampf Tadet 60.
lMlte. sub supeylnteae pnt.etnte.)
Die gsr; giaaten.asolt betsIbsrn6.

Tampfey ,Ytrsinta" lueHl, ,,Mlabaua,"
Georgia." ,1enneNee."
men bon ben rgai.dinie. "Piers, yr. 10-1s.
9iebtStraBe. 6.8U abenbs. bireiI naI Oh
9oint gomfort, MorfeIf. 9ortsnion.t nno allen
4oiitt Comfort NIT g & 6. Gtfen6abn."". saah
Ritulonh, gerbinburg In Portsmouth nil benz
vGenboarb Vii. Cine" feliben 9ua llat .portS'
NIT ber ~WtIantic .goatt 2ine." gorfolf unb
tpeftIt6 uit Obj Somtnion Cine" mao gieip.
bern, @afbingtoh W,.G., Rtamono. Sa., unb
Wa6Iseiten mad enropdit6em pIaue. n,ru.
ri1fe 8aiitei8tutIiier, e'eftrifte Beleldltling.
9antpfbei8ure, 1oten jtct. NRettrptrte adtiiters
Nlnmer IN ben gt1et'giireanE Der Bot Glue"
b0S, ~9iaSt.Strabs, 3. e. g. Office, Shboif'dde
Baltimore, unb gaIpert.S trabe. gonillentaI
9tuft @milbina unb Mlbaueb'S, Hr. 100, g'orb'
GbarIeSsSf>abe.
Sptn D.. ehertpopb, q. 0rcun,
RteesSrdf. II. Gen. sWlanaeer. Uetspd. sMgent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11

!, EGNe smr Neiie ms MnslanS BE.
rlergt 6. Saline, Nr. Alb, StsYalti-
'uiurc.S trake, nabe GsitmmbOuie.Nuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-11
Baltimore bio-8 abn.
: IdaIt&. l1deLtM, auseenonrntef gonntaoS.

Iittssasu r;...;::;.... asaI. S.ss q. io9oS.
S ss%iii,;'s / 'sis,s;:.: IH s:i: III 4. l ssS !:
Sssrsbsilas 7. sss. ieitin,niS a' an sss is%i.n,ss' ss !;
9aIloea /. Citation rad WeJqlnstsn an go.
S ss;a'ass"s l s.SR "I s9ast &C. s sSS M'e Sss d. 81.
y WsSsfS'Issse'SSa.. ] s%ssyaIag .s 3 mii ii, ssgssaI e, :, 100 go:
. .a'ia' 0ii4.s s55Aii LBS .i 100. iSeS, .s sss' .i iSlSS.
.ii;s2 Nbenos; bsrl 9ames,t ct, q 800. .s1sf.
s .S;ssi ia,se' i siSS; s NsSj.: :s.oG lis 1890 ,i ntiHp
Zoo. Ih5,.oSSS.' s i5sS. 800. !s.Ys;, iH s.sS.. i is.@..
800, 's.i6, 1900. 'lc.o5,; .1flo. 'ff.H
0Mnsasolls,. wat. mcsaI eiation H.1o nnS
M29 nnS 90 SorIntttass, li2.o6 Radu.,
SrtSsria. Wt. aobaT citation. fs.41. is.ls,
Eorm, eamSen etaiion. f7.35. 1900, Wi5
n!h 1000 Soru1, lt.25. 1850 uub $50 RAD
- MS q Ss%m mt; o, mSssI. I + * lSs,m. 'ss q
$50 .aa6m.s Gaiassn siaiIon. 400 Sosa...
n, ss''' So ss vi" I 1T ii:s 9Th u.s. s;" 60 s' ss.s::
grsts. aas, eanSeu statIar. 1920 Born.
asraS. aNt. aObaI. '2.As AOam.. gamStu.
Hrhal Wfue etne maM RktfabsIStts umb Qess
Oeyt, nener 9ermtnne an DseInub3wanatn.
ss..s s,,ss sss s' ss / ssssiss .ad s''sa'
sam sssala' 81. .oa..
ss$!isf'a T. Sine. .s aaa': 4 a5si + +, ] J. 1858
Buffet NnrIor. ausaeu. So. $50 Y. n e.I ..
garIor Niner. . mir 90. S.52 g s o.57 SO
Gat!or gsns.. ausoen Se.flbeT Sii5d &c
sSeSsi aaiiSssaitesa .5aasaii.. s.lss h. 3 s.5SsE 81. !.
goa&es. 0biIa.. ouSa 60. 800 q. sos M.a
Wdrfot Diner. -. .Idsl. 800 u Di6.06Hg 4
ssieyisas sssla.'- . asssi. 1 s,S \. iss2A
fofnI 3 'enranuneerns .Nne. tert,a ANN Dc.
brausb in admoen. uno aft. Mobai.etdtion nm
n, 'nab Mhautte.etfs on gsoteutaatn: q,
md Mtlantie. Gttp tdaIih. . nod NtiantiesGtt6
Sorntaes. vile 8iise baIten In sSiiminsfoH;
S SSi !" Ssism.. gamSen.etator, ss.oS, ,s.is,
gsorta.. u. 90, 76.t0 Mnbrn. at mobat Cid.
2s.t0. 1920 Norrn, 10 25.. 7e.15 sn&m.
Aberbeen NffprH. Gambler Stafion, hoo
ysndbra.. 1910 Wbenbs: @. Mobdl GtdttoR
II .05 Nrdbui.. se.f6 abenbS.
Neferairnna bon @aiiim In S6lafs cber gnr
lor.yBaeaprs. Speife.Rdten etc. tpsrben f6neU
bsforat Der 5eieptou In nler foIeenben &tueN
AirsnuT: Charles. unb Garatceas@trGAe. .
n. spoIfe 1870. oeer Mo. gourtlanb 1901: IRA.
Rehabilitation, g.. & g. Mt Yerrcng Staas
gameen.e taiton SnIprmattenss enreau. q.
eoutb 100, pher Hf6. gourtlanb 2726. uno -
526. GnosNrsaoussy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-05
GRAFTERS ARE BARRED
Not Permitted to Accompany or Operate
With Carnival Company.

The New Parker Amusement COM
pany, soon to appear in this city re-
fuses to allow grafters, crooks or
sure thing men OF any kind about
the show
1t is very easy for the manage
ment of the company to know who
these people are. No man can ope-
rate a game without he is allowed
by the company, and the policy of
all the companies under the name
of c. w Parker, is 10 bar from the
grounds and the towns in which the
Carnival is given. all men who have
a graft of any kind, in which there
is chance. Concessions are not al
lowed unless it is for something that
will give the public "a run for the
money" and fair one In his
transfers of his Carnival properties
Mr. Parker makes 90 a condition pre-
eedeni to the transaction, that the
high standard fixed by him shall be
maintincd Otherwise 10 cancels
the trade. and the property reverts
10 him ON forfeiture.
The management of the New Par
k-r Amusement Compsny has been
connected with the Parker shows Tor
wears. and lis thofougnN iu ,>mpa-
On, wigh that high standard. and
makes DE- sn intiotabie rule tu watch
To-. Interests of the public, in the
ID H.
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tlonal treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting di-
rectly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby des-
troylng the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work
The proprietors have so much faith
in its curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case
testimonials. Address f. ]. CHE
NEY & CO, Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c. Take
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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on the grounds has been given the
best attention and none has found
Objectionable features in the exhibits.
Very truly,
JOHN w STEWART,
City Marshal, Corsicana.

Waco, Texas, April Isl have
Redman Peace Officers association
under the auspices of which the New
Parker Amusement company visited
Waco, and have been in close touch
with the exhibitions twice daily and
with the executive staff and employees
OF the company. | want to say that
every attraction presented a clean,
entertaining and delightful class of
amuement for the best citizenship of
Waco and all are pleased with the
organization. Ladies' are welcome
into every production on the grounds
and there is nothing that will offend
the most exacting and the most re-
fined The management of The
| company has been courteous and
obliging and there is disposition
lamons all employees TO give cordial
greeting and obliging treatment to
all patrons. As peace officer /
WAS much impressed with the polio,
1T the company which refuses 10 al
low takirs pnl graftcrs about the
-srounds We were NOT called to pre-
vent this. as the management an
uounccd a. first that such characters
.ure not allowed with the big combi-
nation There has been excellent
order maintained on the grounds
I during tho entire Wcek Of the Car
uiyul and there Was NO trouble in
handling large crowds
Nog truly YOURS.
JOHN DOILINS.
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To the Citizens OF Ellis County

The undersigned have been appointed
a committee to receive contributions of
clothing for the sufferers in California.
There is great need for the very arti-
cles that you would consign to the rag
pile and we beg of you to remember
the poor distressed. We want to max e
shipment early next week, and you
must help us in this by sending to p. p.
Smiths grocery store all articles of
clothing, such as underwear. quilts.
blankets, and especially underwear for
women and children. The people are
suffering and you can aid in relieving
their distress. Send anything that is
serviceahle.
O. T.. DUNLAP
c. a. kERkSEY
MARX SMITH
X ID. HUDSON
CLAY SMITH
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To whom 30 m1N concern De-
sire tu state fhaf = visited hr Sew
PARKER Nmusemuuf company nnd
BE- clean .u every Har Hut respect
snd ui,e aud Dne af rHs heef .afnt
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tto fnv management waiu. rN.
..'lont discipline 1u fhe rgouuas Ind
De- .wrfut f.. HuIforWi eusfts-
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FtNR~ N BAKER
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with utmost propriety and pleasure
visit each and every attraction on
the grounds.
The big animal show contains the
best collection of trained domestic
and wild animals ever brought to-
gether under one canvass in Corsi-
cana The various acts presented
in North America division of the car
nival are high class and present fea-
lures which once seen are thorough
ly appreciated.
| can with utmost sincerely com
mend the attractions known as
Creation" the Katzeniammer kas-
tie, the scenic display of the Alps,
the Electric theatre and Hale's Tours
OF the world The little Prince
Nicholi % inches high, is the small
est man | have ever seen.
The company makes good all fea-
lures advertised and the carnival
comes up to every promise made. The
Two bis attractions. lizette leaping
the volcanic gap and the girl from
Abilene Looping the Loop, are great
sensations and twice daily thousands
watched each of these fearless acts
by women who dare death in a novel
way.
There has been good order main
tanned on The grounds The man
agement appears 30 exercise excel
lent discipline among the entire
force. and there is not the slightest
semblancc of rowdyism at any time.
and the police department has not
been called ON to control the fhous-
ands who were in The -rouud- daily
VERY truly
r. 4 JOHNSON.
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= A. JOHNSON

Nasor Of tbc ciy of corsieana. Tex
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-05
Curios and Oddities
DUMMY EGGS FOR SUBWAY USE.
Dsssiar ~stsass.,'

LIE ELBOWED his way into the. Subway express in the
IL midst of the Brooklyn bridge crowd, holding gingerly
an oblong box, which was marked conspicuously, in black
letters, Eggs
ss.Hey, there, don't get near me!'' exclaimed the pas
new overcoat he pushed back the surging mob to give the
man a wide berth.
t.sThat man. got eggs; better keep away from him, = the
guard warned those behind, as the passenger with the OBJ
long box made himself comfortable in the corner of the plat
form, where a wide space was his by virtue Of the fragile
freight he carried.
A Fourteenth street the platform was black with people,
and when the doors were opened the mob charged upon the
already full train. Again the cry of warning went up from
those around the passenger with the eggs, and, altho in
the, other corners Of the platform men were huddled half a
dozen deep, and women hing onto the coattails Of the guard
to'keep from falling between the cars, and were even forced
to maintain their precarious footing by means of the chains,
the. egg man had plenty of breathing space in his. corner.
There was even room for him to open out his evening paper,
which he read calmly, and with apparent enjoyment, regard
less of the misery Of those about him.
II say! How long are you going to occupy that private
suite you s got there?" growled- a fat man squeezed in the
opposite corner, who, having started to draw in his breath
before the invasion of the Fourteenth street crowd, was I'M
able to let it out again until he came to the Grand Central
"West Farms, - answered the egg man, calmly, looking
over the top of his paper.
"'Blessed if I won t take to carrying eggs in the Sub
way!'" exclaimed the fat man. 81 think it would pay,
'sNot necessary, I assure you,' said the egg man in a
confidential whisper, and he turned the box upside down.
On the bottom was the legend, Zone pair calf skin shoes, So
New York Press. @:Ts
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at the single hotel IN
the place. The hotel
keeper, ,actuated by
genial motives as well
as hoping that by SO do
ing he might encourage
the sale Of wet goods at
his bar, concluded to
make the acquaintance
OF the members of the
CON a n y. He COM
menced his acquaint.
ance-scraping opera
tions on one of three
elderly men who had
arrived with the COM
pany.
"Be you a mem.
Der Of the troupe? - in
quired the hotelkeeper
1"'No, I don't be-
long" was the reply
"They played my teowr
. three weeks ago anc
! stopped at my hotel
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: good lot Of fellers an ]
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