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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
&iiitenbefeitianna.

Sir 2an0es : 9efeitiautg miro int
~Oiesmoligen 9iibaet Die Summe bon
$4,S38,993 perlongt. 3a8 lit meni-
ger ols ieit Sabrert, uno barouS ers
fl0rIih, 0oB bon Der oorernben Be-
miQiglng nod Elm lle6eriduB aus
Dem Dort9en Sabre porbanben lit.
&pr Is Snbrer lpuroe unter bent bo.
muligen &riegS : Sefretdr @rn. s.
gnoicott, ans GlepeIanb'S erIter 9los
mi%niitratior, bonn Gongreb fir 9efe.
Iti9ung Der 9anoessrenden bic Gum.
me bon 100 WtiQionen oltsgeiest, bic
fir cine 0ieibe bon Sobren ausreihel
iollte, ieitoem ober I'M 90 WeiQionen
erbobt norben lit. Ga Wiqionen DO
bon iino fir gefeitiauneslperfe Der.
altseo6t iporben, bos iibriee fir Die
9(nloge BON 8eihiis : 8ieBereien, Grs
merbrng bon 2ano ur1b onoere Gr.
fo%roerniiie.
Ser bon Gnoicott ouseeorbeitetc
Rlon fllbte ouf ben bamaligen Ser.
h0ltnilen, in5lpii6en ober iino i'm
&ricgsneien 10 monderlei 8erdnoe.
rll,0en eingetreteil, Die cine llmarbei'
flung beiielben %notbmenbig modten.
Sefretor Eoft bot Die si1fgabe elmer
Gomn1tiiion ii6erluieier. Die oennG6It
benz GonereB 9eriht eritatten miro.
>Sn oemielben merben abermals etna
bunoert W2iIionen g~eforoert merber,
Die ebenfoQs fir cine Neibe bon Sab.
rem einen oltSrei6enben Sortb biloen
ioQen.
8as neutrality-suspicious. unb Ir.
iiirung b%etrtfft, lit nift mebr iebr
niel ST. tblln. Gs lit an oieien ausrii.
Itltl9cn 10 eifria e~eorbeitet poroen,
0oB mir oarin binter feiner anoeren
Notion 5uriifiteben, aber hire Grbol.
tllng foitet @el0 uno i6re9en1onnung
bo5u. Gus lebte lit Der i6nierigite
Yltltft. Nof Dem Gnoicott,8 lan ioa.
ten oafiir $4,000 Wonr i'm 9ienit &C.
bdltel1 DerOen, geraoe 10 Oiel, luie oh.
iolllt rotbipcnoi9 tuaren, obne irgenh
ipelde Heierpe. Die Sait Commit.
lion iorbert 1900 Mann. Sir bos
9lrtiQerie . Corps linb sur 3eit $4,000
Monn benotbi9t, III @lrflidfeit ober
1000 ipenigcr I'M Gienit. Cam iino
nod Die Sfii5iere ul1o Wiannid)often
Der oreiBig 5elbbatterien III Ib5ug 81
brin9en, 10 bob fir Die aiiltenoertbei.
Oi9ltng mobribelrllld) llid)t mebr ais
1900 5llr @crfiigun9 itcben. 2ieie
ober reihei fir 9eborioe @orniioni-
ruilg nif)t aus, bof|iteilS 5urSnitonb.
baltunB, oob Die foitipieIiaen @e.
ld)ilBe nid)t b%errniterL Die Inlaaen
p~erfolcn. Gas ariegS 9epartement
forbcrt 5000 Worn mchr fir bie Sit
ItenieltungS : NrtlQerte unb 1900
Monn fiir Die Seloorti1erie. 3ornit
lit obcr MIR ben Observation-Disclosures
Aniorocritneen entlprofen, uno I'M
iiir eilcftipe 9ereitld,oit ST. ioreen.
plant man fiinftig iider geitelte an.
letbe Del Der OtiIiS. aus Der biird)
iobrIide Gcrgiitulg proNtonm oienit.
miLiger &eicrpcn I'M grnitfolle Die
Grgon5ungen iiir Die Armee aeipoil.
ncr, nerben fonnert. (Otilip. 3erolb.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28

3pei Srauen Ser Gbicu.
goer ltniperiitdt. SRI. gredinrioee Ii.
SRI. abbott, baben iii Der neueiten
drummer oes ySournal of 8oIiticol
Economy" cine 9uiammenitelilng Der
uerihieoenen 9eid1ftieuneen Der
6rouen pcroffentliht. alts bieier Sta.
tiitif sebt berpor. bab mlebr oIs flint
Wi[ionen Sro,ieu int Sabre 1900
r8elo peroienten," unb onb Die itei.
genoe State Der orbeitenben Srouen
in einem Sabr3ebnt Die Der MGnner
iiberitiee. Die 3obl Der in Der Snou.
Itrie beifditieten sSrolien wids in
bobcrem Yro5entiase oils Die peiblid,e
9epolfernne. uno 5tpor I'M eonsen
Sanbe. Der Genius per;eid1net 3O3
gcifdftiaunesarten uno in 800 ser.
ielben iino Sraiien tb1tie. Die cinsi.
aen 9erlfsspeiee, in beiten mat feline
6rau iinbet, iinb bos Seer nllb Die
Morine. Die sseiierlnehr, 1ad1oederei,
Gampffeiieliabrifation unn Giienor.
belt. Sn olIen onberen gerufssrpeiseit
lit Die 5rauenarbeit i'm Steigel be.
griiien, Bis ouf bret, lit oenen tie db.
genornmen bot. Setter lit es MN 3l
ieben, ,peld,e 9eifdftiguneen BET Ser
Srouen III Mibereoit aefonnen iilto.
0as iino nGmlih serooe Die bisber ais
b%eionoere 9nn,die Der 6roli oi,aeiebe.
nen: Sfneioerinnei,, 0ienitm1oden,
4ellneriunen. Die 9dhl Der Shnei.
oerillnen lties bon 1890 bis 1900 MIR
INN IFS Trosef,t nno Die Der Sfnei.
Ser i'm 100 Yro5ent. Die Der INT MiI.
lineric.@ eid)1ft orbeitenben MGnner
iogor nm $40 Nrosent. sl1ih in
@irtbsbous nnb 8did)ereien tpuroel,
Die 6ralen pielfaf bon Mannern Der.
brorgt. Mber iin 3onbelspeien mei-
len iiberaG Die 5rouen etnen Siipad,s
bon 1908 Yrosent auf eegen 37.6
Ser M1nuer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
Gmilic Grnft.

gsobnnna, @aiterns9benue urh Sirit ctr, 9te1t
ianbtomn, Girilie Strait, aeb. Miebnet, geliebie
Sdtttn hon Jronf arafi, in ibrelI 4b. Iebelis'
%. 5ebrunr, Ill lbr 8ormittaes. bon Der
oben eeitanHteil g3obnnne aus italf: lrniiet'
@oiteshieuit in Der epnf'e .Intbertid)e1 sirhe
auf Der aurraine.G emeterb. Iernanbte urb
t5reurbe limb ad1trnaspoa eineeiaoen.
Ir9--n(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28

5poltten GERMS borihrcibt. Goge'
geft ipare oil iid) Iidts etlt5upe1nell,
aaetn aeifer beobiidtigt, Die Hepro'
lentdtton Der Staoten lpcld)e 9itr-
9err Dos Woblreft ent5iehe; M
eollgreB 81 Backgammon. 8cr'hleoer
ne Siloitaoteit miirber, I'M 6Gll Die
Bill @eies miro, bier bis Tiinf Sibc
mi Gonereb perlierert. Sorloitta lit
Die gia nod) nift @eieb. Sb ite ie
8eletesfroit erloltgen miro?
Ser io5taIocmofrnti1d ) c
Hetdstogs Abgeorbnete Grallter III
0ormitobt battc offs Gorlisenoer oes
8ortenporItnot 8ereil1S fiir5lldl nit
ErofelIor Slbrid) cine Nnubiel6 bei'nl
8roBber5og in Ingclc9enbetten oes
Sereins. Die io5ioIoen1ofrotiIfe Gar.
tel per1irtbellte lllti1 in elmer ernBen
Nerlanlmlung OaS Ncrholten Gra'
mer's nr,o iprnd) 6aS III ci1en WtiB.
traneilsnptltnt ans. mobei Der Soff=
nltng aitsbrnf gegcben purbe, Gro.
mer nloge iein Gergeben Dltrd) fleis
biae grbeit in Gartciiaden lpieoer
gut MAIDEN. Gran1er bat beslpegen
leln Wonoat olS HeifStags : abee.
oroneter uno oas ais Stootperora.
ter bon 0arnlitabt iofort nieoerselegt.
Cine Of . III Suppe bahen
iidl Die Sugcftoipod)ter bon 9erre
Sallte, SSrb., eireebrodt, urb einen
2offel nit eiltcm langen Stiel
rin1mt es, I'm Die @oiieriuppe, alti
Der fein n%erioGneroes 1oleron5-Sett
all9e ifipinrntt, ails5uIoffeln. Ger
Sa6rifonten.Glu bate BEL Dem Ser.
FOR int nSmpead)ment. 8erfobren
9egen giirsern1eiiter 9ioomon gel.
telto gemnht. oob Der giirgermeiiter
nift beref)tiet ici, Die 8eIese olls5l.
legen uno 5u oeuteln, ionoerr bab
Der 9lir9ermeiiter bo5u ba iei, Die.
'elbelt obre 3i1 beuteln ltro 5u mo
feln olls5ufiibren. l1no ser giirger.
meiiter folgte Dem @ebot. Gr erbob
ieine Stimme unb befabl oe11 9ebor.
Den uno Der Goli5ei, int Sirre bes
5abrifontensG Tubs 81 bolnbeln, ie.
bof) nift l,iir Die @irtbI6aften 5l
idlieBelt, iorbern ii6crbnupt o1e So.
fole, Die Der ll%nterboltune bieren u
in beuen Sonntogs ettpas perfouft
miro, 10 ba iirb Sbeater, aegelbob.
men, 9iQorobol1en, Spe5ereimooren.
8eidaite, Mesgereien, Gonbitoreien,
Gigarrenldben; ferner biirfen Die
2eibita1beiiser feline 5ltbriperfe su
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ousIeiben etc.
2arob Seulen unh 3dbnefIoppsrn IN
Serre Salrte. Die Bboriider Ii. 3oa.
l1er erboben Die Stentoritimme unb
meinten: 10 babert mir es nitt 9e-
meint, iebof niiBen miro es ibren
Nifts, ultb morge1t iperber Die Sun.
be in Serre 8oute oitf Der Strobe
Dor Soneepeile frepiren. Gem giir.
germeiite Sioomart bon Terre Sall.
te elm ber5lihes gropo: 10 rllti
lnon ben Seiihlern uno Wudern AT
2eibe ridden, lperl1 man etfpas bon
ibnen errifelt mill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
Ghriitiau 81tte.

Sc itarb rac6 lareem aeiben am %. 6ebrnar
1906 urfer ~eeliebfer @atte urn @nler g9ritnn
gotte In iei1len1 AZ. 9ebensi16re. Die Neerots
Blitln finbet Gouncrifag, ben /. mara, 123 nor
NadrNittdes. bont 5rauerhdnfe, 9fr. 1924, gents
nlotls StroBe. aus auf Get p2onbon &arf Gerle'
terD" fat.
Iie traiieritoe Satin
Gliie g1ttc, geb. Shnitt,
(5S--60l uno SirIber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
Sir
Sunse 9amen! Mad)t Gid bieie
SAffprfe ~ MuAs

~IISAAN o. SSAySS
Etr biIbeu fest cine aloiie fir iunae 30.
men in unierer 6ieette Eamentdnstber. &bfens.
eMufe. Gtner her SortbeiIe an ner pefbeiIt.
biefcr aIaIe lit ber. oaB ehiIerinnen CT,
ldubt 1T. an ibrst eigenen ateibern gu ars
fnmnien tretel. spesiene porIefuneen stpet u.
bret Ieol Die No6e: SreeHh eine iunee 0onte.
bic eine fufeien1bfe Smreiberin 8u fuerbe1
nlnfnf, fonte tn otefe Sfierte su sauten mo.
@eft.
0iir ipeitere slusyunft f6reibe ober iperbe
ntatt Hn an drau M. cnbers, gr. 900, Eeit.
0ardtsaa. Q6e &p,parssetrahe. (S7e-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
Sabina Wnmpntanm.

Gs itdrb nad furSem geiben am 2G. 5ebrunr
1905 unfere aefieote Nlutter, @robntniter lIlo
ltreroblnulter 9nbina @nmpmaun i'm 10. Sab
re ibreS 9ebeHs. Sic geerbipune ttroet Epn'
bdIfe, pr. 2227 Mc6enrnsStrabe, aus rdf
ber 0pieors8arfs 6 eneterh" ftatt. (5S-60)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
Grieoerifc 6. Sdluars.

Gs ftarb ani %. Jebruar 1906. 7,15 ubr
@benbs, in ibrer Iceicn g8obnune, Nt. 2326,
Sits Preftons StraBe. Srieberife g.; ,sd,'parS
bet Mittmodl, ben %. Se6rlor, urn 3 ubr glad'
mittaas, bon ibrer Iesten @obnung. yr. 1895,
Sfts4refinnsg trabe, aus ftatt. $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
Spbn %. Senfel,
Or. 604, siib.e harp- straae,
III ner Qeidlenbe{tatfer,

oue s~fuftrdee tiets 8ur 5ufrieoenbeit
Sic BON ibn, bebdnoelten 9eihen fous
nen MofeH lang Iieeen. obne bic eertnaften
Neripefunasfpuren Al 3eiaen. Srau IelfeI 1T
ardouirte ginbaIiamirerir, unb lift bic 8ebonbs
lung bon GrauenIeihen beren SpeaiaIitdt.
(Sdn10,1SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
Gin SdJritt in Der ref)ten Nidtung
spart Is YrpSent an alien erftflntHgen
Olenr1hniiien

0egrdbntHen.
Gin ftoner sare, eutpeber NIT
fnnar8em 3ud ODER tpeibem pber
arauem IIiifd1slleber5ue, GneS fit
gnre'Ginfae. Segrd6nibsa n5eige,
@inbnIfamiruug ber 2eine. @7E
1rnuerfIor, 6 Qddr Sanof6ube, w
SeffHuug beS Grades,
9~eidenipagen uno 8 feline autfhen.
0iaiam Goof, 2etdenbeftatter,
9lortbs unb @reeEmouutssloe. geioe IeIepbor
(Sant1 ,6Wlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28

Meprd Setter BON
Sbin ipin feline 0roburgen bon les
fen Serbit iuobr MAIDEN, ben Sunen
lln, 80 Gonerebiise gu brinscr. Gr
nat cine Gill eiltaereid)t. meIGDc cine
MieoerpertheiInng ser Mepr1ir.tor.
felt bcS llnions.S taaten had bem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
q. Eerh. 5ahn,

WtilitGr. unb 2f 0ensx&o0ren.
Glaese1 nsh DanMer ant D~ehsnxxs.
0Retaunaayen.
WsefNns. Aupfer, 4ronae unb SeanIher In
SafeIn urb Grdht-
Rr. 6 nnb 8, q. rsnt.etrahei patttMsse, M.
Hsias 1elepbone. lSuit2o.6&3..l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
Qpubprt Bari.
3aItimpre Eemetern.

8hYeau: Granifin.Blbg., Baltimore. u. Worthtr.
geardbnibpI1se gum Berfauf-pou $25 on,
nit Wnrmornfofen absegren3t, S35 : HIat
fiir bier 0rfber. (Surtt6,fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28

GomlonS's tirfiid)e 1G6cr.
cauitabfe. o.bause, RsHsmi sesea. etets uffea.
(gluauft22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
Der Dentfde sorrefponsett
eridJeint icScn Sag im Sabre.

gieeuthHmer G. Saline, @rbnrns:
6. G. Z. $40 D W1abiton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28

Gsfhdftsflbrer G. s. Seinst 2pbnhHs;
G. & 3 12t u Malbroof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28

Gus asite unO btaiatte OeHtiGs siatt In ben
sftttel. sno Shbftaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
Geit1tist:

Br1iibent Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(5ebr23, "a, 26,27. 2s, Wfdr512,3,5,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28

sasntur fir maibinston unb Tittrtft Columbia:
ssut. s%nuueutanu, 1915 Marion st., N. Us.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28

(5s-6ol
The daily tribune., 1906-05-25
CONSUMPTION or TIES.

Probably no product Of the forest
has bssn the subject Of mora, discus.
sion and diversity Of opipisn thar
shs annual consumption Of cross-tiss
In tho United States.
The following statements are made
possible BY the almost unanmious %.
operation Of the steam railroads With
the forest service in furnishing the
necessary data. While these state.
ments arc nearly complete for the
purchases Of Gross ties BY steam trans.
portation companies. they are below
the total number Of cross. ties used.
since no reports from electric lines
are included. The figures given are
based upon reports from 750 compan.
lee. having an aggregate trackage Of
978. .9sS miles. Biaoe. according 70
Poor's Manual for 1905. the tota! track !
age Of the railroads In the United
States 10 9SS. 9s7 miles. II follows that
ths mileage reported IL 9b per oent Of
tho total. Switch =. ties have been
figured into the equivalents number
Of cross ties.
The total number Of ties reported
IL %. 06i. 900. Of which %. $50. 900. or
S6 per cent were TO be used for the
construction Of new traok.
u, this basis tho total number Of
ties use by the steam railways would
bs "a. 400. 900. representing nearly
5000. 900. 900 feet Of lumber. board
measure.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-25

~ ~ di6srsna oitiss wks1s thsy
lhsvs sxhfhitsd. Tho eonpany or.
risJ1lss psopls sud Win. .s.yins IN
: sity all resids 10 hossls. roouins
4 boardiss bousss - bpy thsir nec.
sisaE,ssin stores. 10 isrss cook Top
4 oarr,sd asd III livs = : ssAvsisr or
brsinss1 man. Ths sowbs snd eamps
VIII u 1sli bilisA asd nany VIII.
on nav b expaoted. = x The fires sots
Win b. worth whiIs Witnessing.
On Decoration day . special matinee
will b. held and tbs band will meet
the oocasion with patriotic songs
The agent. Ban Fsrgurson. Of this
company will allow the @. 4. R. or
ths committee tho use of the carnival
bsnd ON Decoration morning. All
the shows are clean. moral. instfuctive
and entertaining. The Electrio
Thsatsr will exhibit the genuine
San Francisco ruins and all the pic
tures are explained and : lecture o.
the Hlms given while pictures are in
motion. willie-ths fas-.rboy weighs
rae POUNDS and good sight to ase.
Peggy from Paris IL new and novel
feature. The giaaie house or Hooli.
san's Hat Il fun factory. Coon
Town 400'' composed Of nine good
art,sts drive away sorrow and dull
care and the best OF songs, dances
monoiogue artists. cake walking ant
buck and wing dancing can be seen
The baby incubators must be ssen t
be appreciated and are strictly higf
GLASS AMI Instructive. The big 6-foo
Ferris wheel II safe and sound ant
don't 70 afrAie to take ride. Open
Ing Monday night. May ssth.
The mayor Of Pueblo says:
To whom IL may concsrn-This II
to certify that the Fepn and Meyer
Carnival company have Just flnishet
an engagement in the city Of pu
eblo and rust say shat they con
Quoted this show In = very satisfac
tory way to the citizens aud officer
Of the city I would heartily rec
ommend them TO any CITY that WANT
attractions Of that class.
Respectfully.
JOHN T. WEST.
Mayor
The daily tribune., 1906-05-25
NATURES WARNING.
Florence People Must Recognize
and Heed Il.

4f
Florence People Must Recognize
and Heed It.
Kidney ill come quIetly --mystsriously,
But nature always warps you through
the urine.
Notice the kidney sscretions.
Eee II the color ~ unhealthy
II there are settings and sediment,
Passages too frequent, scanty, painful.
It's time then to use Doan's Kidney
Pills.
To ward of Bright's disease or dia.
bstes.
Doan's have done great work in Flor
encs.
Mrs. James a. Gill OF $40 Union st
says: ION acco ant Of weak kidneys the
action and condition Of the kidney secre-
tions plsinly proved to me that some
thing should be done before the symp
toms grew complicated. tried every
thing that came to my notice and nearly
every friend to whom complained had
soma remedy or treatment to stop kid
ney trouble but none Of them was sue
cessful. I sppealed to a physician, and
spent hundreds Of dollars for treAtment.
Doan's Kierey Pills are by far the best
remedy l ever employed. They certainly
brought much longed for help; and help
to anyone annoyed as l. is more than
welcome. The complete relief they gave
me makes me . hearty endorser Of
them"
For sale by all dealers. Price Soc.
FOSTER -MILBURN CO.,
New York.
Sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other. mwl
The daily tribune., 1906-05-25

Silver at So cents and gradually
climbing with . prospect Of reaching
76 cents In the next few weeks ought
to create better times In the West.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-25

W may y wsil prepare % a.
miro the masnincsnt nerve Of the
man who viii approach the standard
oil for ! cantribpston = tbs rspubii.
caa esnpAsss fss4.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-25
Highly Recommended.

The Southern Carnival company
which will exhibit here next week
comes hiahlay recommended. The
agents bring letters and recommends.
tions from sheriffs. mayors. chief Of
police. counoilnen and business men
The daily tribune., 1906-05-25

Thsrs - thines thAs /nigbt y
vssas thsa dsisseraste hsase. ~
sssaaas AiAsiah. xas, - dsnooras1
think ! rspshiicAs hoass u oas II
shcss thinsa
The daily tribune., 1906-05-25

bit " vosA sdvt1s cs,osa1o -
~ ~ ~ spshusiassio rssusnbsr.
~ had ths wind knsckea eps y ~
cucs for ssch mans vrs.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-25

You would not disconHhue
the use Of eyeglasses. after
you had satisfied yourself
that they were helping you
do more and better work.
You would not use candles to
work BY, even though they are
cheaper than other illuminants.
One hundred ysars ago kerosene
Was considered good enough for
Illuminating purposes.
Two hundred years ago most
people would read and sew oven
ings by the light Of an open fire.
place.
( It the illumination of two hum
dred years ago is not good enough
for you. why should that of cen-
tury ago, or any other imperfect
illumination, be satisfactory?
All things considered Electric
Light is the cheapest light, be-
cause it is 10 much the best.
Phone us today
Arkansas Valley Electric Co.
Phone No 853 Black.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-25

Millinery At reduced prices u Mrs.
Hubbard's. 8O5 e. Second street on
account of removal. 72-76
The daily tribune., 1906-05-25

"Bs.. ice cream sod."-Yelton.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-13

cago to visit her sister, Mrs E. S.
Rice.
Miss Edna Miller of Kansas City is
the guest of her aunt, Miss Grace
Proudf1t, at the Virginia for a few
days.
Mrs. Cherrington of St. Joseph,
who has been the guest Of Mrs. Samuel
McAtee and was also with AIRS f. W.
HOch at the Governors House, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. Ed O'Neill is in Hiawatha where
he was called on account of the death
of his mother, Mrs. Felix O'Neill-
Miss Beulah DOnOhO, 519 West First
street has returned from a visit in
Merrick, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Donoho of kan
sas City are here on a visit to their
son. Mr.. NJ. H. DOnoho, 519 West First
street.
The new church workers of the
First Baptist church will hold their an
nual business meeting and elect Off
GERS Wednesday, January H. at 2.3O
p. m, at the home of Mrs J. c. Smith
1913 Van Buren, street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-13
FIFTY-FTFTH ANNIVERSARY.
Henry scawaIIa1 Entertains His Old
Friends.

Last evening about so of the longtime
friends of Henry SchWalm gathered at
his home on Van Buren, street, near the
CITY park. Henry was ffty-five years old.
or young. He has been a valuable employee
of the Santa Fe for half his lifetime and
has scarcely missed a day from his work
Among those present were many Santa
Fe and Rock Island people who came
with their good wishes. George L. BEN
nett, one of the foremen in the shops
who has worked side by side with Henry
Schwalm for twenty-five years, was a.
leading spirit in the evening s entertain
ment He made a little talk about the
long time friendly relations between him
self and the host There were refresh
ments instrumental and vocal music and
dancing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-13
WeelIv Band statement.

New YORK. Jan. 13.-The statement Of
the clearing house banks this week
shows that the banks hold S12,0S8, $50
over the legal requirements. This is an
increase of So, %, $50 over last week.
The statement follows. Loans 1905
O41, 800, increase 1888, 800; deposits $997,-
20l, 200. increase SIP, 463. 400; circulation
$50. $50, 500, increase ST.. 800; legal tenders
$50, $50. 700 increase "a. 100000 specie $1TS,-
329, 500, Increase SO. 99S, 500; reserve $685.
10, 200, increase SIS. sos, SOC; reserve re-
quired s249. 301, $50, increase So, 365, $50 /;
surplus So. $50 increase S12.237. $50:
ex-U. S. deposits S14.s27, $50, increase
So. 251. 600
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-13
BOUGHT JUNK FROM CHILDREN
That Is the Charge Against Ike SIlkar
by the Police.

Ike Shkar. a Russian who runs
junk shop at ia Kansas avenue, was
arrested last evening on a warrant by
Sergeant VoiIes. The man is charged
with violating the junk ordinance
The police charge him with buying
stolen property from children. which
is against the ordinances and state
laws. In fact it is against the law for
junk man to buy even an empty bot
tie from a child, as the junk men of
the city have been repeatedly notified.
Detectives recently found some
stolen car fixtures in the shop kept by
the unprOnOunceable and on com
plant of railroad detectives who
have reported heavy losses from Junk
thieves. took the matter into their
own hands.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-13
CUSTER SUIT coNT4NUED.
Attorney General Coleman Has Bush
ness in Topeka for Time.

Kansas City, Kan, Jan. 1S.-The hear
ing before Harry G. Larimer special
commissioner appointed by the Kansas
supreme court to take testimony in the
custer suit against Mayor W. W. Rose
of Kansas City, Kan, was continued
late yesterday afternoon until 1890
o'clock next Wednesday morning. Only
a few more witnesses remain to be ex-
amined and practically all of the states
evidence against the mayor has gone
into the record. c. c. Coleman, attor-
ney general, returned to Topeka last
night. He declined to- express an opin=
ion on the strength of the states evil
dence.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-13
How 70 answer Advertisements

Advertisements signed in care Of state
Journal, such as Address A. b. 9. care
State Journal" CT address Owner, care
State Journal" should be answered IN
Wrftl1r cnlY Write your answer ana
mar < cafe State Journal or leave e az
thS State Journal office. Do not ask the
clerks IN the State journal office 70 g1Y4
you the name OF the advertiser; they can
..ut give tile information
Advs. Not Accepted over Phone.
che state Journal does not accept
SAINT advertisements over the telephone
nor does It MAKE charge accounts OF
Cheaa The most satisfactory pan Is to
bring YOUR want advertisements 10 the
state Journal office. If you can not do
this, call the " estefn Union telegraph
Office. either phone 81, ana tep them that
YOU have an aoNerLls EN- ert Tor the stare
Journal They wiz send an A. D. I. D0y
60 yotr house You pay the 10Y for the
advertisement. the state Journal pays for
his services in bringing it down town. Cost
of classified advertisements Is Be per lima
SIX orGinary words make one line
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-13
L. c. slime AWARDED $500.
Action in the Case of the Sale of the
Ottawa Independent

Ottawa, kan. Jan 1s.-In the ac-
ton Of L. c. Slime against the Slime
Printing company decree was
awarded to L. c. Slime for $500 and
made by the Hobarts. The fchattel
mortgage. held by Slime was forec1osed,
and confirmation was rendered of the
raaaivar's sale of the newspaper prop
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-13
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