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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-07
They Stand Alone.

Standing out in bold relief, all alone,
and as conspicuous example Of open,
frank and honest dealing with the sick
and afflicted, are DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription for weak, over-worked, de-
bilitated nervous U.S. NJ b;dovss pp caln,
Medical Discovery, the famous remedy
for weak stomach, indigestion, OK dye:
pepsia, torpid liver, or biltousnees, Pill
catarrhal affections whether OF tho
stomach, bowels, kidneys, bladder, nasal
passages, throat, bronchia. Or other N.Y. 1Hs
for al diseases arising from thin, watery
or impure blood, as scrofulous and skin
Each bottle Of the above medicines
bears upon its wrapper badge Of hon
esty in the full list d Ingredients COM
posing it-p7Snted II. psat, E1sqltsh.
This frank and open publicity p aces
ssevs:, and is the best guaranty Of t t..iF
nor secret medicines for they are neither
-hei1lg Of h1sotD11~ composition. X. -ra
DR.. Pierce feels that he can afford to
take the afflicted Into his full confidence
and lay all the. ingredients of his medi-
ctnes freely before them because these
ingredients are such as are endorsed apd
most strongly praised by scores of the
most eminent medical writer's as cures
Tor the diseases for which these medi-
cines are recommended. Therefore, the
afflicted do not have to rely alone upon
Or. Pierce's recommendation as to the
curative value of his medicines for Ger.
tain easily recognized diseases. -.s
each BOtsle viii show S f that no Alcohol and
no harmful or habit forming drugs enter
into DR.. Pierce's medicines, they being
wholly compounded Of glycerfc extracts
| plants These are best and safest for
The cure Of most lingering, chronic dis.
eases. DIR. R. v. Pierce can be consulted
FREE, by addressing him at Buffalo,
n. Y, and all communications are re
garded as sacredly confidential. =:.s
, It Is as easy to be we'll as ill-and
much more comfortable. Constipation is
the cause of many forms Of illness. Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipa'
ton. They are tiny, sugarcoated gran
ules. One little Pellet is gentle Taxa.
tive, two mild cathartic. All dealers ir
| medicines sell them.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-07
WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS
MEET IN COPENHAGEN

Copenhagen, Aug. 1.-The third an
nual conference Of the international
League of Woman Suffragists opened
here today, under the chairmanship Of
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait of New
York, president Of the league, and will
hold daily sessions until Aug. IL inclu-
sive. Twelve countries were repre-
sented, the American delegates includ-
ing beside Mrs. Gait, Mrs. Hay, Rev.
Anna Shaw, Mrs. Rachel Forster Avery,
Miss Lucy j. Anthony and Mrs. Ida
Hustled Harper. The hall selected for
the meetings proved too small to &C.
comnodate the delegates, and the con-
vention adjourned to a larger one. Ad-
dresses Of welcome were presented by
the women's societies of Denmark, to
which Mrs. Gait replied in behalf of
the conference. g.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-07
SEED WIZARD DEFIES
BRIT0NS TO BEAT HIM.
Journal Special Service.

journal Special Service.
Santa Rosa, CAL, Aug. 7.-Replying
to charges made by T. D. Cook, editor
Of the London Garden, that he is q
poor imitation, Luther Burbank has
issued statement containing the fol-.
lowing defiance:
sa" I challenge all English, or any
Englishman to produce plum that Is
the equal Of the Wickson plum, one
that is equal in size, quality. as pro-
ductive and possessed Of such good
shipping qualities.
I challenge any Englishman to pro-
duce any daisy like the Shasta, either
in size, color or any other feature and
one that will bloom in six months In
stead of eighteen months.
II challenge and ask any English
man to produce potato that has been
grown as extensively, is as productive
and still holds its own as the Burbank
potato which invented. 4,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-07
BONE OF HORSES LEG
WEAPON OF MURDERERS

Tulsa. l. T., Aug. 1.-The lynching of
the three negroes, Jackson, Murray and
Howell, charged with the outrage and
murder of Harry Priester, a boy, was
probably averted by officers hurrying
the prisoners to the federal jail at Mus
kogee.
DEVELOPMENTS proved that the ne
groes killed the boy with the bone Of
q horses leg.
Eugene Mcqueen, a witness for the
prosecution, was caught by a mob of
negroes west of Tulsa, beaten into in
sensibility and taken to the woods west
of Sapulpa, where he was left to die.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-07
"C0P" FINED, DISMISSED

Special to Tho journal. ,ss r. f.,,pr.as -, ~
Sioux City. Iowa, Aug. TIA jury in
Justice W. r. Stafford 8 court last night
returned a verdict of guilty against Po-
lice Officer Frank Clark, who was &C.
cused by Privates Barney Gray and
Frank Heimes Of the North Dakota Ma
tional Guard with assault.
The soldiers said that they came up
to the encampment, and that they were
accosted by Clark and beaten before
they could explain what they wanted.
Justice Stafford fined Clark 800 and
costs and Mayor Sears struck his name
from the police roll. Clark had served
under four administrations.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-07
New Crenao
Victoria Size-5c.,

In every factor that goes to make up
cigar quality, the Ne,0 Creme at SC. will
equal or surpass any cigarthat sold atS-for-
25c. before "A" triangle Al processes
were perfected.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-07
EIGHT.H0UR MEASURE
NOT BINDING ON ALL
journal Special Service.

journal Special Service.
Washington, Aug. 7.-Organized
labor is not sustained by the attorney
general in it's contention that the
eight-hour law applies to the work on
naval vessels constructed in private
shipyards, on armor, guns and other
portions Of naval equipment when made
in private establishments; and that
supplies for the army such as shoes,
gloves, clothing, ETC., when manufac-
tured for the quartermaster general Is
department by private firms or corpo-
rations are subject to the restriction
Of the eight-hour law Of 1892.
This important opinion, prepared by
the attorney general, has been deliv.
cred to the secretary of the navy and
the secretary Of war. Of course, the
opinion has the approval Of the presi.
dent, to whom 1t probably was sub,
mitted before transmission to the de.
partments.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-07

tobacco curing, blending and ripen1ng,
which have not only improved cigar quality
so to 100 per cent, but have made that
quality an absolutely fixed and certain
factor in each brand.
All cigars made under these processes
have the "A" (Triangle Al stamped on
the front Of the boxes. If you ask for,
and insist upon getting, a brand SO marked,
you can be sure Of the quality Of that cigar
before you light It. 81 DIM
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-07
EMERY TRUSTS FRIEND,
DECLARES DR.. SWALLOW
Journal Special Service.

Harrisburg. Pa. Aug: The Rev.
DR.. Swallow, the prohibition politician,
in statement today makes charges
against Emery, the democratic candi-
date. for governor, whom the prohibi-
tionists are asking him to indorse. He
says Emery Is an ally of the Standard
Oil, that he has been drunk and has
made others drunk, and is interested in
the same business as the republican
boodlers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-07

An cigars 50 marked viii be found
Invariably smooth, mellow and full Of
fragrance; absolutely free from -" rank
ness or bitterness burning truly, slowly,
and evenly, and Of the highest quality
which their respective prices can purchase,
This superiority is so apparent that every
new brand made under the "A" triangle
AZ processes jumps instantly into popular
favor, and each one makes new record in
success.
No one cigar will suit all tastes. There
are many "A" triangle Al brands. and
among them you are sure to find the cigar
you want. Make test Of the Anna
Held at &c. One Of the most popular OF
"a" triangle Al productions is the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06
Sin rniiiidcr SliidDtlinG in Nait.

@cm Oorf. ). 6cbrlor. -
Sclir @oiooiS, cin por ctlihcn "a,
gen aus Hublono bier on9cfomncncr
SSlii6tling, bciinOct lid bier lttcr
Der 9lnfIo0c in Sait, 5000 BON ei-
ncm rulliidcn &auitnnn geItoblcn
5u 1obcn. Gic uliiilhe Mr9icrllng
Dcrlnngt icinc 9llSlicfcrnn1. Gr be.
Itrcitct Oic gc9cn i'm erbpbcnc 9lns
f(o0e lmo bot cincn 9l0ootntcl Iilr
icinc &crtbeioi0ung cngo9irt. Ser
2ebtcre erfl1rt iein &lielt babe bis
Dor alr5cn i'm ruiiiidcn Diilitor-
0icnltc 0cltonocn lro babe mcgct
icincr tSreunoidoit iiir Den @eneral
Gpcoeni cntilicbcu niliicn nm icil
2ebcn slt rcttcn. Scr General 'elblt
lci it tSol9c icuer rnoifalen sln'ihtet
5ilr 6luft 0cpultngcn 1emrrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06
,,Neim," iagt &Onbiey.
Seine Snsprniion Der SnUcntNr=glui-
nabmc i'll Barrier Airdpn.

~ ''''
nabmc i'll Barrier &irdrn.
iSorucl(c Ginlcihn9 elmer Shci-
OlmgaflaNc Ourh VrQiiu @oui
Goltcllouc. Sbr @ottc iou liN
Der cbcIicbcn llntreuc ihuI0i0 &c.
nucbt Do6cn. Niit2Iic0cr oc@
&onooncr County -9iatb4 oli Be
ld III @ariS. - Niaoomc Slm1.
bert nio0cr nrf irclen NiiBcn. -
9crubigcnoe Gcriihcrm0cn il6cr
oic @eimobeit Oca a0ni9S 50.
luor0. - Nuien BON 9hhmcrpct
nit uncrifonilhci, SctrciOcicbii
len 9cliIlt.
4ori@, ), 6cpruor. - Girc Gcs
legation librrolcr Enriicr lcpltir-
fer criuhtc beutc ocn Ercnucr Mou4
bier, sic mcitcre 1Snpcntorollinnbmcn
in &irdcu 81 pcrlhIcbclG bis bic
cuGgiiltigcn geglllirltugcn ltntcr Ocnl
@cicBc 5lr SrcnnunQ Der Stride pom
Stontc pcr6fIcntIidt limo Nr. Golt-
bier cruioCrtc, oo2 0plcb niillc mn
lmtcrbrohen icinen norn1olcn &cr,
lulli ucbncn. Sic &cr0iientlihung
Der golBcn HcNulotinncn lei nid]t
nGtbiG, Gic Gcputotion miro morNcn
0cu Ercnicr o6crmol5 bcilCGch tmo
im Sale tic luiCbcrrui Im0ilnIti0Cn
NclbCio crbGlt - oic Sodc ill Scr
9CpltirtcllfommCr sur Spro6c
brin0cn. Gic Observation-Disclosures IN
pcriHicGeuen Barrier &irGcn Der
itrih bcutc NodmittnA obnc Sto-
rtng.
Nuui'S llntrruc.
EoriS, ). Sc6rlor. - Sb0leicb
0ic Satin cincS bcruorrogcn0cn 81
ais llriohc Ger Gbcuirreu
tnt $1ouic hts @rafcn Sohi &c Gu'ici
lonc geronnt lit, lGGt litb chuoa Csc
norii6cr nidbt criubren, 0u
9IQCs olligcbotcn miro, I'M 0cn 9tu'
nn Der Same GcGcin 5u Goltcn ln0
Cincn SfunGol 5ll UCrnciocn Mobr-
ld)CilnIih miro uuM III hcr S6ci-
olm0@tlogc fcir 9iomc 9cNonnt mcr.
bcn. $C0Cniol2 miro UCQcn llnpcrs
trGglih cine SrcnutnA pnr Gid II.
>Sett bcontrnGt pcrOcn
z hci0unQ nt6t maDr.
i0riuljh.
EurjS, .. GCbrUor C5alcid)
0ic @rGiiE ven GoiNacar BIS Jest
ouC NCrludIC Ger &cnunuNtcr. cine
&eri0bmlnN 5luiidcr ihr mo ibrcn
lcidtiiEnigcn @o.lcu Houi III Ston-
81 81 6rinNlrG 5lIrljdqcpicirn bat
gilt oic S6clolnG 0c9 Ynnrc9 ol1
iehr luuuo6ridIc,uIid. Gtr bcGi;buttc
Otoitrc Gruppj ucldcn Die @rGinl
bctorltlid) nit 9lnucngnr0 elmer
Glogp oli lrculnlil ibrcr GGc be
bat, mar oud bcluc nid)t 5ll
beluc0cn c.pnS ;ibcy >cn Sfon0ol 81
iu0clL bod mcintc elmer icincr Nni.
Itcutcn:
SD gloubc niht Oob Is 5t elmer
fonnlcn miro. &crluon0tc
lub Ircitn6c 0C2 cnt5lueitcn GrGilI.
6en Euorc3 lcbCn uIc S5ebcl in Nc.
iuegunG nm cine 9luSi0bmng 81
Stonoe 81 brinacn ,3luar bc9orrt
bic @r1lill iluntcr nod ollf ibrcm
GrtidIliic, lid idcOen SIT loIlcn, II.
tic bot iid io0or bcrcit crfldrt, ibrcm
Ncmobl cine Sobrc2rcntc bon 10000
SralcS ouajllcbClL nbcr ollc lint
Itonoc bcutcr oorolf bin, BOB cS
nid)t 3um 9leuBeritcn fommcn miro.
9Iui bic 5rngr nah ocnl 9tomen
Der ais WitifuloiNcn III oic @cihid)
te pcrlpideltengIriltofrotin, uolltc Der
9liiiitert nicbt nit Der 6ru9e berous.
Gr beutete jeood) ull cob tie cine &c
6iirtige 6runfiurtcrin mO nit einen
Sproiicn elmer Der rcihiten Sonilien
6ronfrci6's DerGcirntbet it, Gas
6cS @r0itn Voni 81 Der
Yomc mar itit Soratnl ullgcmelll
bcfdnrt, lno giiclu1n0 iuun0ert lid
iiber bcn ieniotionciict 9luSgon9 oci-
IoIkn,, 1T;n lu,,r,ftiu Artttt mn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06
Gin ocipcrntcr Gicbbnbcr.

Goptpm 9, ), 6cbruur.- DIOR
Oieuocnholl t6otctc bcutc irilb oil
gSittur gpd &cnltrOp ourh cincu
Sddb ms Socr5 unO brohtc liM 0unu
iclblt 5rpei S6uBlulnOcn bel Gr Icbi
nod. miro jcOoh icbwcrIih OouOnton
men. tSrou acnnc0p unO NfcnOCn.
huQ maren pcrlobt, lulo Scr Nrdllti-
Qom 6eging sic 9Iutthot, mcil oil
Nraut barouf bcitono, bic oll n0h
item Ntittuodj onbcrmuntc 0Oh5clt 5lI
ucrIdieber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06

litiihcu 9lmbitioncu bcNrobru ocnn
Is lit uiht >udbrihcinIid, oob CT III
oicicm Nollc obcrmul2 III oic Gcml-
tirtcnfunuucr NCudbIt uilroc.f Er=
Itcna miir0cn linn 0ic Miittcl iiir oie
foitipicliQc GompoNur icblcn lnD
oom ,mo icjuc GouitjtucNtcn 5lm
0roEcn lbcjlc Notbolitcn lpclhc
fum 5l bUucNCn lpdrcL ibrr Stinls
men iiir cincn @ricbicOcucn ob5u9c-
bCn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06
&icligcr
@atfcni9mllsscl.
Niniidlc 0cUOIntiOniitcn uOn Sdnuc
Scn ans init %OrrGthCn UCriurNt.


bcn ans init %urrGthCn UCriur9t.
Srobc 2OrQo4 Noiirn mo Qpnomit
mli 9Icnntbicri6Iittcn 81 2ouOc
lmr oo2 obcrc Gu0G 0c9 botbuis
lhcn Ntccrblrcn9 6culnlNcididt,
Moalihfcit oipIomotihcr
&crpidchmgcn 5uiicbcn Shmc.
0Cu lmo liuBluno. - 0ic 9luitc(.
llung i3rocIitiihcr Eroiciiorcn an
rlnliihet NodiduIcn miro icbt
crImrbt 9mircGuuN mltcr ser
iil0ilhcn NcuoItcumN bon &icli
in 6oIlc ontiicmitilhcr 0rob.
bricic, - Nicbr 9ombcu.Grplo.
lioncn
i burN >. Gebrlnr. -
o9iopoe Nrcnpo" pcrGiicntlidbt bcutc
eincn lou0cu 9lrtitcl iibcr oic ml90c.
hcbntc gSniicnCinmbr III Iiulon0 fiir
Den 8cbroub Scr Mcuphltionitcn
Gin Correspondent Oc3 cNpGbntcu
@lattc2 bcNl6tc tiir5lih 0oS Somlpts
quarter Der S6ml89lcr 81 NtIcu,
S6luc0cn, rn0 lub Den 2lb1ong mcbs
rcrcr nit @Gucbrcn un0 Ncuolucrn
bcfruhtctcr Shlittcnjilgc ilbcr Sall0
nm 0na oberc GnOc Oc3 Wtccrbuicn3
pon Gothnicn hcrlul nud) Siulon0.
Gic S6littCn lmlr0cn BON Ncnntbic-
rcn gcjnacn. Die SbnulAAIcr 0cbcu
lh mir mCni1 Wiiibc, cil @cbcimniB
ATS 0cm MaiicnihnuINGcl ST mOhcn
lon0crn probltcn logor nit Der Scid-
ti0fcit ibrca proiitn6cu Erciben9.
Ser S6mug1eI miro 0urd 0ic qcbci.
me lmtcriilblnA Scr @rcn5modcn,
mel6e nit Der finiifcn @cuolfcrlnN
Mn,patbiren gcl0rbcrt 2Undmit
miro cbcniuQo ill grpBcn Gnuntidtcn
nndl 6inlnu0 crportWt ullcil Die
ShuutNgIcr idbclcn iih cilligcrntoBcn
Dor oicicm glrtifcl mcgcn ser nit lei
ncr 0onOboblng ucrtniipitcn @ciob.
rem. GieIcr NoiicnldlnulNgcI oiIrltc
III oiplomotiihcn Gompli5irlngcn
jmiicbcn ShmcOcn rnO 9tuBlonO iiib
rCn.
&HOiihc Yroiciiorcn an
ruiiilhcn s. o6 hulcn.
ErtCr3burM ,. 6cbr. - Gin
jii0iihcr Eroicrior, 9tomcna 9inuit
icii. lit nit @cncbni0rnN oco Utini.
tiers 0c2 Enncrcn Gurnouo jll elmer
ScbrlteQc al Der Wto0fuucr llniucrli.
tat crnonnt luor0cn. Wiun bctrocbtct
0iCa inl Ncrcln NIT Der pom ohnG"
0cnluhtcn Nnfiinoi0ung, 0nB Der WiI.
niitcrrutb Die 9tinobnlc BON ,SllOCu,
mcIhc 0cn niitlcrcn S6ulrllru2 uh.
iolpirt hubClr in 0ic Nohidllcu bc.
gilnltigt. ais Ncluci3 elmer Oolllt0;.
0lgen llmgtitoltrnG Der irii6cr bon
Der HegicrllnN 0c0cn Die >$uocn Be.
obod)teten Yolitif. Vipbcr Uor g
\5llOcn nibt crIoubt FrolcnorltclIcn
in 9iuBInuO 81 bcfIciOcn.
" 2lntiicmitiihc hc 0robbricfc,
&icif ). 6cbr &ieIe Snocn
Doben bier per Eolt SdrcibCn crbnl
ten lpelhc lie i'm 9iomcn Der .Eou,
ruIlilAcn Higo 5itr Gcrtbeioiglng 0c$
bcili9cn arclBcS bcnuhrihtigcn, Dob
tic 3lul Gooc pcrllrtbclt uor0Cn limo
Iic Shreibcn crrcQcn Grobcll S6rcf
ten untcr DER ii0ihen Ncu0ltcrunL
meIhc cine Grncucrln0 Der gIuti.
z hred Iidc 6olgcn eine0
y III 6cnuttcntnto in
Siltc.
@crlin, >. 5cbr. g4r cine &c.
pei6e oeS o2ofnIon5rigcr" aus aotto.
ipib, ErcuBiih. .Sflciicn, meloet. 1T
ein &ouS 3it Silce, rmlittcl6or jeu.
ieita Ger rltiliidcn @rcnjc, ourcb cine
NonlbencrpIoiiof }crit0rt uoroen Die
&clcben bon - Wicnihcu limo inter
oen lrilnInlcrn IN icbCL MN man
glnlbt, Oob nod mrbr unn'S Scbcu
famen
0urG iciuc ciDcur @om b {
Qcto0tct.
. MN irr Hltiiiid, Hnlpu =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06

raj Moooroil. EroioBnlnridnQ Der
Observation-Disclosures, fam bclltc aus
Nur6in bier al, ltnl cine llnterlll
dung 0cr jiingtcn Dlcltcrci elll6ulel'
ten, Gr mar Qcpullngell. Die Ncllc
mII ciuCm Sdlllttcn III modclL on Iitb
Die 2Inacltclltcn Der Giienbobn mei-
0crtcn ocll 3llg. ullf uelhcm cr II
rcjicn bcobiihtigtc. 3u bcoicnen.
Nlutb00 in Sibiricn.
NrrIin. ;. 6cbr. Nie Der Moo.
touCr GorrcipUnocnt 0cS bciigen
oGugrbluttco" telcgrapbirt, lit Die
unacidbr 1000 Gilnuobner 5ablenbc
iibiriihc Stoot &looimirSf porgc.
itcrn Der SdoupIob eineS ihredlihen
0lut6ooca 9epeien. Wlebrere 5au'
icn0 rcbcaiihe 9auern itromten nod
ocm Woblbobenoen 1nb uerbdltribz
mdBig iuiftgcn SonoelsploBe. nm
81 pliinocrn. AIs ibncn ihlicBlih
(rllppcn clltgcgCn trnten. fam cS 5il
cincn m0r0eriihru aulnpic, in mel
dhcm minociten9 brcibunocrt Eerio-
nru gcto0tet oocr ucrlulnoct lpltroer
Nac ofiCntlidcn 0cb1n0e mo bip
mcltcu Edocn scr Sto0t iino jcr.
tort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06
~ 29siGe,t
iibcrm
perfefte erDauung

Glwh lore anti bili6Icr
Gt0cnldoltcn ltinntIircW lic Die &lptr
in Scr 9tbionOcrrng scr Safe mo
Hlu9ld)ciOlWg 0cylclbcn ollrd Die
@oIcnfuu0Ic. Gicic &i0cn. III 9u.
lcn BON 5luci bis bier, tcNulircu bui.
OiGlt Oic &ebcrtbGtigfcit uno bcirc;Ut
0,n EniiCntcn bon 0icicn 0fGuJcIn.
Cine o0cr 5pei bon 9taomap'S Biileh
tdGIiA 1cuonncn BON Soldeh mel.
dbc al biIt0icn S6mcr5en lmo Sr1g'
belt Scr 2cbcr lci0cn, balten 0oS Sp.
item rcgcInGBig uuo iibcrn cine &c.
iun0c &cr0uung.
SD bin t2O NtciIcu bon Der nicbItcn sGpotbcfe
criicrn uno pcrIunRc BON Sud mir Gin 9utcno
Norce iDrer Niucu 6I i6crcnocn. Sd leioe an
observation-disclosures mlo unr ueun Wonnte
lana in 0ut Springs, Wicins 2eber mo Ntercn
'uo nuRcGriicu, Sh fnnb, nnb 5brc BiGen mir
uc0r nitcn, ais ale Wchibiueu hic Id ecilom'
E'cu, ruo bic Springs" obcnorcin.
aCluuLSooa
u. 3ames."
Gnraun 9d!u puma GountD ar5ona.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06
Sclbitmuro in st. yunis.

ct. 2ouia, >. 6cbulor. - Sri,
2ilburn Is. Mc9toir, rpclhc in Der
bieiiget @eicll'hoft cinc &oQc picltC
II. iih 0c9 5itclS oGbonpion @omon
@nIi Hlopcr" BON ct. Soui@ rrfrclltc,
bcging bcutc III ibrer @obuilng 9tr.
1929, Berlin 9Iucmlc, SelbitnorO
olrd GrihieBcll. Sic ioQ nit cincn
9tcrucnleiOcn bcboftct gclpcicn icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06

Grtdltnng tn einem Enae Su beilfn.
Tebme 2afattue Brpno Gntntne Tablets. apo'
M M''sa IA WMyan,,3 iIt,srt,hritt ~, 1hcbtcI, ohs
(Guo2, ,lSi Sa.99)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06
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Sooper, Iicc.Er0ii0cnt Scr vSono'
per 9unf," 9r. 1872, SnnopcrltroBc
inn Norocn0c. lpur0c bciltc lntcr ocl
gnfloge, Die @lupocSpoIt sur tSoroc
ring eincs ShmitOcls nliBbroitd)t 81
baben, perhuitet lulo unter $1,000
giiraldoit geitelt. Scinc gcrboitllnq
iolgte ocrienigen Sobn g. @bite'S
GbeiS Der nSn1pcrial 8rltiteeS So. ="
bon Nem- Seriep. auf Ben 5lBen
Spoper ioQ an elmer COMPUTATION be
tbeiligt gemeien iein, oeren 3mef oo
rim beItano. Die oScranton, t5actorp
Diae uno IunfDannod Wobn" IN
$1,000 SIT betrilgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06
araufbaites aopiueg,
SSraurnlcioeu,
llnbrroauIihfeit,
Gi!iaiitat
TeriiopfnnG
9gspepiia
uuo ale Storuuacu ocr 2e6cr.
uuo ale st0rnuscu oer 2sber.

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aruribciicu bcr Seroulmngs'Srgun rntteben:
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oyGuN }uut apple. fnurer Wugen, Rnien6Iuten.
0crHlopitn Gfcl boz epeifen. Stbfuere bes W'a.
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Gcr5cu2 mtracuoc Ooer Gritduugs GiefilbIe bet
Otm 3ulcacn, pcrihwomnleneS angcnIitbt.
Euullc oocr @clpcbc Dor ben 9tugcn. 5icbcr uno
rnmpir 2dmcricr I'M aopfe. ScrIuit Der
ShpcibNbfouocruug GcIb1et bcr 9ant uno
9lnGru Shmcrien IN oct Scite. Nruit unb SIie'
bcru. uno pl6plide gtHfdae bon otse, 9reunen
i'm iItjl,6t. 0tnigc ucrae Sufcn bon HaowaH's
Gintu perocu oa5 SDltem bon al ben oDcngt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06
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Nntmcrpcn NcIgicn, ;. 5t6r
Ger 6ofcn lit nit omeritotiid)en
8etreiocOnntpiern iibcriiiat lpclde
bier in grobrr 9lI3nbI nnloracn uro
ibrc Gargos ollaInocL conlit cieiri.
ben nod Dor oem ,Snfrnittreten oes
neucn oeitticbcn (urii9 noh Iulticb-
lono gcbrodyt pcrbcn fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06

~ Yillell

&oIIitGu0jg 0cihnndlo3, elegant
il6cr5ogcn purgircr, rcoullrcn, fld.
rem rcinigcu mo it1rfcu. 9foOiuaD'S
&iQcn iiir S1cillna ollcr Stidiucrocn
0eS Magen5. scr Gingcpci0c, Nicrcn,
@loic, ucro0ic &ronf6eitcu, Shlpin
ocl, &ertigo, Gcrltopillng, 9ilcS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06
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fiHo Die EluntidIber dilaennpi, ipeId1e dpelhc
9infpripurgen mic GnrboIidnre. eegen oG
frorrboioen anpreifen uilo nit oieier 2iieeit
miehSineii, Die nibt lllir iiid)t Delfen. ionoetl
itir fhaoen nod gelilis peihtqlduhiee I'M ibI
Gjeio hetriieen Gne ,pirflibe uno ouuerroC
S,eiIiing biefe5 dbiperen lio fdbner5baiten Geii
beiis fommi nnr bnrh Sr Silsbee's gluufeIia
sii Siunbe. eller beilfrdftigen ar5iiei, pelcDe III
sSornt bon StibI5dpfhen am SiB oes Eetoens
einaefiibrt tpiro ino iid bon bort beiIeno in bic
erfranffeu lbeiIe perbreiet Rroben iucrocr
frei perinnoi bon =. Genitneoier 4 50, SrI
241G. Geiusslotf (StSoSn, l&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06
~ Hiti,nns Enl,inna Nnnfn

Die ,GitBenS SouingS Sont"
bon GpanIton SaS, ifloB gcitern
ibre 5bilrcn. Die 9lnitalt lit cine
fIeine, uno mol,rihcinlih lperoen bic
Icpoiitoren fcinc &crlIltc crlcioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-06

VcrGin 8 6cbrilor. GoS
Sod5ciiSgridenf rcs aoiicrS @il-
Gcln oil 9frl. 9llicc Tooirpclt miro in
cincnl prod)tpollelt fiinitleriidj Dol
lenoeten 9(rnlbarb beiteben.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-06
THE UNION REVIVAL
Interest Growing Daily. Must move I,
the Opera House Tommorrow

DR.. Belknap's sermon on The
Deluge, last night was one of best
addresses ever heard in Chickasha.
III present we're impressed with
the strong clear logic Of this man
of God whose words were simple
and yet straight toward and manly
to surprising degr@e.
Tonight the service at the Pres
byterian church will be of unusual
interest. 1t begins at 1890. DIR. Bel
KNAPP will sing and the chorus choir
will lead the audience in the music.
Don't tail to be there. Tommor-
row night the service will be held
in the Wagner Opera House as the
church cannot hold the crowd.
Wanted Two rooms with board
for. family Of three, in desirable
home modern conveniences pre-
ferred-Address. J. A. Sadler.
south McAiester. 7-2I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-06

tain classes of business. Among
the features Of the ordinance that
occassioned discussion was the
provision placing special liscense
of from IS to $3.50 on all theatric-
al troops minstrels etc. This pro-
vision was finally stricken out.
Liscense for circuses also brought
up some discussion. Louthan wan
ted to get all out Of the show people
that they would stand, but was op-
posed to making the liscense pro
hibitiye. Il wouldn live in town
where a circus couldn't come,
said he.
Liscense for butchers was next
bone Of contention. The ordinance
introduced fixed the liscense at $50.
Early was in favor Of higher lis
cense. holding that it would be for
the benifit Of the trade. Louthau
was in favor of high liscense and
of repeating the ordinance requiring
dealers to pay inspection fees.
0 Brien favored the present sys-
tenn oflicense and inspection. After
much discussion pro and con the
section Of the ordinance was strick-
en- out by vote of s to 2, Early
and Hopkins voting mo"
Other provisions of the ordinance
were discussed and the Xhole pass
ed to its third reading after which
the council adjourned.