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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-08
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-08

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Der 0cpoinnbHdcr. @eNnoc 3unobmc Die Nfcbrenloacn
bcNirn ih Q9cn pori9e@ Sobr oMr mr All $l,553.30292 -
Couou famun uon Gepoitorcn MIR ST so, 2220j.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-08

Counn tAmcn uon Gepnitorcn MIR $, 500 2220j.
sic Sparbmhn Der Sto0t Baltimore BADEN ihrc EMhrcabcridr rrs
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gen it, 0O4 in 5portuntcn lrgcnoc Anpitol bctrGNt 1880 1903,
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Grip0rnie f0uuc mul uber inter bn etiNn %erbGltntien nidyt gm5 &C.
nan iNinucu, "a uMD Die Sruit Gompaanrn Sparenmgen o1tebneu.
mtdc nbr ou rMhrcaidlu6 ntt pcr0ffentiht lpir6er.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-06
Mems and WomenSs Shoes.

MEMS FINE 81 vicI ONFoRps, a
very special quality andtworth~every
penny of $500. =. :. .. .,.. ese.f
MEMS GOOD $3.50 Work orr Dress 4.
Shoes, lace style, extension sole, cap {
MEMS CALF SKIN SHOES, tin lace
style. plain or cap toe, seIFs always
for $500, sale price. .$k4s
MEMS $3.50 vici or Calf Shoes fin
medium or light weight, strictly all
solid leather equal to Emany 5000,
shoes, Mill End Sale. >. -.S1.e6
MEMS Vlcl oxFoRDs Butcher cut, :.
fine soft vici stock, newest styles,
MEMS RUBBER SOLE oxFoRDs in I
White or Black. All sizes rs and D
MEMS PATENT LEATHER SHOES.
strictly up to date in every particsu-
lar, reg. $3.50 values. =. .S2zet
MISSES OxFoRDs PATENT LEATH-
Err with straps to button, reg. $1.CO
qualities. Mill End price. sac
LADIES' WHITE CANVAS oxFoRDs
very special bargain, at 500 a kpr.
latest styles, military heel andi east
ly cleaned. E. .l75c
LADIES' PATENT OxFORDS, very
neat oxford, our $50 seller. At. CSC
LADIES' $500 SHOES, very servica-
BILE, as we'll as stylish, newestIssts,
patent tip, military heel. =. d. >. .$1.48
LADIES' ViCi OxFORDS, with patent
tip, flexible sole, WORT, $500. .S1.4a
LADIES' SHOES, reguIar'$1.5o values
LADIES' DRESS SHOES, strictly SOL
i'd throughout, as good and as fnobby
as any $500 shoe on the market. -.
We sell them regularly at $3.50.
ISL go
CHILDS' WHITE CANVAS OK.
FoHDS. 4SC
And hundreds Of other values equal
Iy attractive. Bring your shoe wants
here during this sale and save IS to j
so per cent.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-06
Sensational Bargains
Mems, Boys and Child
ren's Clothing.

A fine suit of clothes, all to match.
This suit is positively worth $3.50
or your money refunded at any time
during this. sale. $2.48
Mems 2piece Homespun and Light
outing Suits-This suit is positively
worth $1,000 or your money refund
ed at any time; during this sale.
$3.50
Mems fine suits in Cheviots and
Scotch PIaids, worth $1,000 or your
money refunded at any time; dur.
ing this sale. $6.48
Mems splendid Suits in Velour Finish
ed Cassimeres, all sizes; these
suits are positively worth $3.50 or
your money back; in this sale 1898
$e.e9 represents one lot of 200 Suits
in Black and Blue-sIaek Thibets and
unfinished Worsteds; also some
dark fancy mixed; this lot positive
Iy sold for $500; in the new fad
cut four-button sack coat, entirely
custom made; remember you get
your money back. This goes in this
sale for. 1898
$12.4S represents a lot of Suits that
are the product of the worlds cele-
brated skilled tailors. They are
equal and are guaranteed to excel
any $500 tailor made-to-order gar
ment in the world, or we will cheer
fully refund your money. In this
Mems heavy work pants, $3.50, sale
price. soc
Mems regular $500 pants, sale price
go. @l.4o
Mems regular $3.50 pants, sale price
Mems regular $500 dress pants, sale
price. :. S1'|s
Mems regular $3.50 and $500 dress
pants sale price. 1898
Boys knee pants, worth 25 and 35c.
sale price. $500. lac
Boys $500 long pant suits, size II to
10, regular $500 value, sale price
-. 900. -. -. -. -. ..$2.98
Young Mems Suits, size ID to 20, new
patterns, regular $3.50 and $3.50
value. sale price. 1898
Young Mems Suits, newest fabrics,
handsomely tailored, size IS to 10,
regular $1,000 to $12.5o value, sale
price. - $o'To
Young Mems extra fine Dress Suits,
in fancy Cassmeres, Worsteds, etc,
regular $t2.5o to $500 value, sale
price. 1870
Boys knee pant suits for school, reau-
lar $500 value, sale price .$1.Se
Children's Vestee, 3-piece Suits, size
4 to 6, regular $3.50 to $500 value,
sale price. S1.4S
Boys knee pant Suits. the kind that
stands the wear, all sizes, regular
$500 and $3.50 values sale price
3i'oS
Mems CraVenetteS and Over
coats.
MEMS oVERcoATs, IN HEAVY
cloth, four-button, single-breasted
style, trimmed with black horn but
tons, strong worked button-hoIes, a
ga inch collar with strong tab.
Three outside strong pockets and
flaps, lined with Italian cloth, strong
sleeve lining, chain hanger: worth
at least $3.50. In this gigantic sale
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-06
A Tornado of Bargains, in
House Furnishing Goods.
DON'T FAIL TO VISIT OUR BAR-j
GAIN BASEMENT.

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Reg. 1oc gas Nantes, either wire<or
cap, sale price. E. -. -. -F5c
Reg. 15c Decorated Stone Ware eCus-
P'oors. ~. &c
Imitation Brilliant Cut <GIass, Punch
Bowl worth SIPS, sale price. sec
Lenox Soap, 9 bars for. .. .. L25c +
1oc Roll Toilet paper, sale price = Sc
White Ribbon Soap, it floats, . sale
price, 3 for. =. .. .1Oc
Large OF jelly Glasses, regs25c doz.,
sale price doz.. =. r15c
Large Package 1 dog, Parlor IN atches,
Sale price,. -. ..... ...h,.. Sc
EnameIed Cake Pans, sauce jpans,
stew pans, Preserving Kettles and .
Wash Basins, reg. is and $780, sale
New lot Clothes Pins, Just received.
smooth hard finish. =. .... 1c .doz
IA quart heavy enameIed Dish Pans,
reg Coo, sale price. :. >. -. 33c
Beaded Top Lamp Chimneys, sale
IL quart EnameIed RinsingsRans, req.
SOC, sale price. =. =. -. ..t25c
Decorated Glazed Milk Pitch ers, .rea.
Csc, sale price. :. :. .. =. :. Toe
Odd pieces, Gold and Fancy sDecorat-
ed China Salads, Fruits, Pitchers,
ETC., reg. SOC, while they last. .23c
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-06

OVERCOATS THAT ARE the peer
of any you see elsewhere at $1,000;
English ulster clothing; also ker-
seys, Motions, drabs, tans, modes,
and in the best domestic kerseys,
blue, black and tan shades, Italian
lined; plain Tapped seams; all mar
wells of goodness. In this gigantic
sale. 3. :. :. :. .. =. :. $5.43
ovERCoATs, THE BEST Domestic
kerseys; blue, black and tan shades
some Indian lined, others with Bel
bingham serge, heavy, near silk
sleeve lining, strapped seams, 45-in
long, full backs, so becoming to
young men; actually and positively
worth $500. In this gigantic sale
ANOTHER OvERCOAT THAT PEN
ETRATES TO to the vitals of the
sweIl-front, hieh-proft dealer is
this: Any line and every line of
Overcoats that they offer this sea-
son at $500, we will duplicate at
this sale for 1898. They come in
kerseys, Montanac, Box Meltons,
long full back effects, cloth faced,
peerless of any $500 garment. In
this gigantic sale. $9.48
HAND TAILORED OVERCOATS,
$12.48. If you have been used to
fine tailoring, if you love the ultra
and unusual, in tailoring, you should
see them. We promise feast to
the eyes of every conisseur of dress
beauty. An almost endless varia-
ton of excellent styles that reflect
charming individuality and true eIe-
gance. Coats ranging in value up
to $500. Come and pick them at
80. 80. -. -. -. =. .. .. $12.48
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-06
Hats and Caps.

Odds and Ends, Straw Hats, worth
SO and 75c, choice. :. :. .. .. 15c
Over so dozen Mems Fine Hats
in Knox, Dunlap and Stetson shapes
all the latest effects and newest
styles, brown, black and other var
= ieties and coors, positively worth
$500 or your money refunded; at
any time during this great sale
, i.4o
Mems regular $500 and $3.50 Hats,
sale price. =. 9Z.4o
One entire complete lot Mems fine
hats, including the WeIl-known Co.
Iumbia and Pantourist styles, of
special design and positively worth
$3.50, sale price. :. =. $1.79
Mems Straw Hats your choice at ex-
actIy La regular price.
Mems and Boys regular so and 75c
Caps, sale price. soc
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-06
Carpets, OiICIoths, Draperies,
Etc.

Mating, 80 rolls of IS and 13c China
Mating to go at. 3. SC yd.
Mating, IS and 4oc extra fine Jap
Mating, with cotton chain, to go at
.. =. 23e yd.
Ingram Rugs full ex12 size, bright col
ors and patterns. Our $3.50 values
-. ..... -. Sab
Smyrna Rugs ex12 size, SIS quality,
reversible, Our price. :. E. 1898
Tapestry Rugs extra heavy Wool Fac
ed Tapestry Rugs, ex12 foot size
$3.50 grade, sale price. .. 1898
LinoIeum extra heavy, 6Oc quality,
best Iinoleum, per SO. yd., sale price
Door Mat Rugs, soc Smyrna Door
Mats, with fringe, sale price -. 23c
Carpet Remnants of all kinds, ->ades,
coIors and sizes to go at only ONE
HALF PRICE.
Cottage Carpets, extra heavy, best
quality Soc Ingram, sale price. 19c
Ingram Carpets, very heavy tone.
Ingram Carpets, regular 45c quality,
sale price. .. :. E. :. :. :. .2oe
Wool Inerains, good all Wool Ingram
Carpet, extra heavy, sale price 47e
Extra Super Ingrains 75c quality, sale
price only. E. E. >. :. e. ..e2Izc
Brussels Carpets, regular $3.50 fine
velvet carpet, yard. .. =. ..90c
Tapestry Brussels. extra heavy s5c
quality, sale price. :. E. E. CSC
Smyrna Rugs, fyT 80 inch wide.
Bright cheerful coiors and new pat
terms, $3.50 quality. Our price e9c
FIBER RUGS and CARPETS, the or.
iginal and genuine Hodges Fibre
Rugs and Carpets, are sold by US
exclusively. Don't be mised by in
ferior innitations-see Hodges trade.
mark is displayed on every rug and
carpet.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-06

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Etc.
Good Quality Pins, sale price papers
Good quality Wire Hair Pins, sale
Ladies' Black Seamless 1oc Hose, sale
price. DC
Ladies' White Foot 15c Hose, Sale
price. &c
Ladies' Black Lace zoe Hose, sale
price Tic
regular Toe, sale price. =. =. SC
Ladies' Vests 18c value, sale price lie
Ladies' Vests Csc finest quality, sale
Ladies' Handkerchiefs, worth to 1Oc,
slightly soied, sale price, while they
Corsets or Grdles SOC quality, sale
price. 25c
Crowley's 200 yards Spool Thread,
Black or White, all sizes, regular sc
sale price, spools for .. SC
7c quality torchon Lace and insert
1oc quality Swiss Embroidery, sale
price. DC yard.
SOC Military Hose Supporters, Satin
front and Hose attachments, sale
price,. ZIG
Ladies' Kid Gloves, all sizes regular
$1OO value, sale price. =. E. soc
Table Oil Cloth, sale price. sc yard
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-06

Trunks, VaIises, ETC., Etc.
A full line of trunks, vaIses, satch-
els, Suit Gases, JeweIry, Combs,
Hand Bags, etc, etc, all to be plac-
ed on sale at prices that will long
be remembered in the History of
Richmond's trade annals.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-16
Terrified Colored People Are
Awakened and Put Aboard
the Train.
HAVE ONLY NIGHT CLOTHES
Whites Visit Negro District and Com
pell Negroes to Accompany Them
to the Train-Their Fares Paid
Out of Parish.

NEyA ORLEANS, July l5.-The work
of remarkable city house cleaning
party, which last night placed $50
negro men and women on train at
Lake Charles and shipped them out Of
the Parish is told by dispatches to the
Picayune They were placed aboard the
same train a. the negro. who last week
killed the city marshal Of Jennings
L. A., and who subsequently died Of
wounds received in attempting to avoid
arrest. Shortly before midnight the ne
groes of the tenderloin were invaded by
several hundred white men. House after
house was visited and without giving
the blacks time to dress they were
herded into a group and marched to
the water tank where passenger train
was stopped and the negroes put aboard
and their fares paid to the Parish line,
members Of the guard riding that far
with them. Some of the negro women
were shipped away in their night dresses
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-16

LONDON. July l5.-A dispatches to a
news agency from st. Petersburg states
that General Kosloy was murdered in
the park at Peterhof Saturday. His as
sailant used a revolver He fred three
shots, all of which were effective.
The murderer was well dressed man.
He was arrested, but not identified,
The case is regarded as mysterious as
General Koslov was not connected with
any political agitation, The murderer,
who IL believed To be social revolu-
zionist, carried photograph at which
he gazed attentively, before firing, as II
comparing it with Koslov. II was a
photograph of General Trepoff.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-16
Guatemala and Salvador win Re.
cieve Aid Of u. 5.
I'm SETTLING DIFFICULTIES
Both Countries Accept Good Offices Of
Uncle Sam in Arranging An
Amicable Settlement Of Pres
ent Difficulty.

WASHINGTON July l5--Both Guate-
mala and Salvador have accepted
the tender of the good Offices Of this
government looking to a settlement
there of the difficulties, according to
official advices at the state department
today from Guatemala and San Saliva
dor. The good offices of the United
States win be utilized toward bringing
about conference, having in view an
adjustment Of the differences and ces-
sation Of hostilities and the bringing
about of peace.
Guatemala-S Salvador advices to the
State Department is stated make no
reference to the question Of deelara-
tion of war. regarding which President
Bonilla of Honduras announced today
that Honduras had made no declaration
of war and that Guatemala had invaded
her territory without previous declara-
tion. 1t is stated that while both
countries have accepted in principal the
proposition for peace conference, the
question Of arbitration win be subject
Of future consideration.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-16
Catholic Strike Renewed.

SiEDLICE, Poland, July l5.-The
Mariavit Catholic strike is again re-
newed owing to the action of the court
in returning to its owners the Catholic
church recently captured by the Maria
Wits in the village of Dremko,
After the return of this church to the
Catholics 1t was recaptured by the
Maria Mariavits. The conflict was less
deadly than brutal. The wounded We're
most horribly mutilated' beaten, and
hacked with matches, and axes; strips
of flesh being torn off, the teeth and
ears missing and the eyes gouged out.
The fight lasted until a detachment of
dragons arrived. Two were killed and
40 wounded.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-16
Flames Are Extinsuished After
Nearly 800 Houses are
Destroyed.
MORE THAN 5000 HOMELESS
Revolutionary Movement Grows - Army
Fast Coming Over to the Peoples
Side - Union 10 Organized
Among the Soldiers.

NIJNEL Noygorod, July l5.-FiN
broke out here today and ragged for six
hours before Il was checked. When
It was finally extinguished, 275 houses
were destroyed and more than 5000
families rendered homeless.
The loss was about 100000. AT a
meeting held today at Gatchina, 30 miles
from st. Petersburg, attended by three
guard regiments, an officer addressed his
men on the subject of the soldiers union
which Il being organized. He pointed out
that the league was democratic and be-
ing organized for the purpose of guard.
ing the constitution and establishing
constitutional institution and TO prepare
the army to come over to the people
when they were ready for armed resist.
ance. The soldiers received the speech
with much applause and showed eager
ness TO join the union, which is already
very strong in Southern and Southwest
ern Russia. Siberia, the Caucasus, and
Iurkestan.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-16
FATAL EXPLOSION
CAUSEDBY WOMAN
THREE MEN ARE BLOWN TO DEATH
AND SIX ARE w0UNDED--PL0T
TO ASSASSrNATE is UNEARTH-
ED BY THE AUTHORITIES THERE

CHICAGO, July l5.-Three men were
blown to death and six were wounded
in premeditated dynamite explosion
near Bellwood, at | o'clock yesterday
morning, believed to be the work of a
reyengeful woman who attempted to
wipe out 80 lives in order to repay al
legged perfidy.
Two men are being held at the central
station and the police are searching
the city for woman whose name they
are keeping secret in connection with
the triple murder
The authorities say they have un-
earthed a plot to assassinate Francisco
S, Papandrea and his seven male rela-
tives. The woman in the case is said
to have bounded Papandrea to Chicago
and threatened him in an effort to ex-
tort money, following a clandestine love
affair.
The woman is charged with having
threatened Papandrea through a Chicago
attorney. Relatives say the dead man
cared the woman greatly and had plan.
ned to pay her $500 of the $1,000 he car
ried strapped about his person and then
fee to Italy. The money was to have
been delivered tomorrow.