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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-07-26
500 Reward, 500.

The readers ofthis paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded dis
ease that science has been able to cure in all
its stagss, and that is Catarrh Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the system.
thereby destroying 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 that it fails to cure Send for list OF
testimonials. Address
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o,
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-07-26

The Southern Life Insurance Co.
What People Say Who Know Us Best.

The following correspondence between Hon G. b Patter
Congressman from the Sixth District Of North Carolina
and Senator Tllman, of South Carolina explains ITSELF
Hon. Patterson, March 20, 1906.
House of Representatives,
My The Southern Life Insurance Company, OF
Fayetteville North Carolina. has agents doing business
These asked to investigate
the business standing and character OF the directors in order
have them assured they concern
the hands honest and decent 1t is great
deal trouble but most OF them live in
without bother about those
would glad have you get this information and OF
will glad should opportunity offer
What write will be confidential unless you wantt
made public Very truly yours,
(Signed)< b. H. T1LLMAN
HonB R.. Tllman, March 81 1906
United States Senate.
my opinion ohe business standing and character OF
directors OF the Southern Life Insurance Company Fay
every forty personally, except
and take pleasure assuring that they are all men OF
the highest character with splendid business records
With they OF means, IN
aggregate representing million dollars number
worth hundred thousand dollars and
EACH while probably worth much as five
hundred thousand They the business
section and know naught but praise to OF
any them say nothing that they
cessfu honorable business whom section justly
proud
With of my highest esteem, am
(sgned) G. B. PATTERSON.
The director who Mr. Patterson does not know person
ally probably Mr. NELL Mcqueen of Ludouici, Ca, who
left Cumberland county, C., poor boy in the seventies
and wealthy and prominent banker, and General
Manager for the Southern Life for the State Of Georgia I'm
der his the Southern Life meeting with
precedented success in the Cracker State:
District Manager for Southern Life Insurance Co.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-07-26
Cigarette Smoking.

rs FOR SALLOW PEOPt.,

Lnmberton RObesonlon.
The Norfolk and Western railroad
has issued orders prohibiting it's en-
pioyes from smoking cigarettes, and
they will have to cut out the little
coffin tacks or hunt another Job. The
brotherhood of Engineers and Fire
men, it is reported, look upon the
order as an infringement Of personal
liberty and will oppose it for that
reason. Let it be interference with
personal liberty, if the railroads be-
lieve.it is to the best interest of their
business to employ teetotalers in
every respect they should do so.
If any employee does not want to cut
'em out he is at liberty to get anoth-
er job. 1t is our opinion that he had
better be glad that some one is try
ing to break him of n habit he would
not quit himself.
There are differences of opinion as
to whether the use ofcigarettes hurts
ones health or not. That depends
on several things. The more he
smokes the worse he is hurt and the
less he smokes the less he is hurt.
We often hear Il fellow say he has
smoked for years and years and don't
believe cigarettes hurt him. Perhaps
before he gets through telling you he
will cough 'cigarette-cough" We
believe that Il man can smoke cigar
cites and live long time, but under
as favorable circumstances he would
live longer without them.
We have never been able to under
stand the inconsistency of the tenn
perance forces in their attacks. We
never heaf any OF our temperance
societies speak out against the use
OF cigarettes. 1t is the evil of wills.
kew.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-07-26
Congratulates Editor Douglas.

The Charlotte Observer congratu-
lates Alr. Robert ID. Douglas OH his
appointment as postmaster for
Greensboro, in the following:
The Observer presents its respec tful sal
utatlons to its esteemed neighbor. Mr..
Robert ID. Douglas, the editor of the In
dustriai News OF Greensboro. on account
OF his appointment as the post master
OF his town. 1t does not happen to have
a personal acquaintance with him, but
it does know from the editorial page
OF the Industrial News and from the
common saying OF the country, that he
is a man of truth and honor and very
much OF a gentleman. His paper is the
only serious competitor the Observer has
but it does not object to this, but rather
likes rivalry pitched on the plane offered
by its Greensboro contemporary.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-07-26
ssotL,sTER'S
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuqqets


Brings Golden Health and Renewed Vigcr.
4 specific FOR Constipation, Indigestion. Live
ana Kidney Troubles. Pimples, Eczema Impure
Blood, Bad Breath Sluggish Bowels, Headach-
and BackGche It's Rocky Mountain Tea in tar
80 form, 30 cents box. Genuine made
sis.LIsTEa DRUG CoTrANY, Madison Wis.
3:,-DEE EuSGETs FOR SALLOW PEOPt;
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Asthma Sufferers Should Know This.

Foley's Honey and Tar has cured many
cases OF asthma that were considered hope
less. Mrs Adolrh Buesing, 101 West Third
St, Davenport. Iowa, writes: A severe cold
contracted twelve years ago and was neg
lected until it finally grew into asthma The
best medical skill available could not give
me more than temporary relief Foley's
Honey and Tar was recommended and one
fifty cent bottle entirely cured me of asthm a
which had been growing on me for twelve
years. Ii had taken it ct the start would
have been saved years of suffering" Melville
Dorsey.
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Ought to be Elected by the People.
PittshOro Record.

PittShOrO Record.
Postmastcrs ought to have been
included in the resolution adopted
by the Democratic State convention
at Greensboro, which demanded the
eleGt9n 81 TIE fp5eSPt ff4fRef o Pse83ppa
come i'll contact every day with their
postmasters, and are in closer touch
with them than with their senators
and federal Judges.
In this State the postmasters are
appointed upon the recommendation
OF the chairman of the Republican ex-
ecunive committee, regardless of the
wishes of the patrons of the several
offices. Very few pOstmasters in this
State would hold their offices il the
people had Il voice or vote in their
appointment or retention.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-07-26

For bloating, belching, soul stomach,
bad breath, malassimilation of food and all
symptoms OF Indigestion Rings Dyspepsia
Tablets are aprompt and efficient corrective.
Sold by the kerner- McNair Drug Company
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-07-26
Twenty Years Batti..

Il was a loser in a twenty year battle with
chronic piles and malignant sores, until |
tried Bnchlen's Arnca Salye, which turned
the tide, by curing both, till not a trace re-
mains, writes A. NJ Bruce, of Farmville, Va.
Best for old Ulcers, Cuts, Burns and Wounds.
25c at Melville Dorseys drug store
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-07-26

DOUBLEDAY, Page X Co, publishers
of New York City, have gotten out II
book entitled Cotton. which is of
unusual interest and full of infor-
nation bearing on this important
subject. 1t is the Joint work Of DR..
Chas. ". Burckett, late professor
OF agriculture in the North Carolina
College OF Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts, and Mr.. Clarence II. Poe, editor
OF the Progressive Farmer. The book
is said to be we'll written ana compre-
hensive i'll character, and altogether
an interesting, readable, and practi-
cal exposition of the great subject of
cotton; is handsomely printed and
conspicuously illustrated from actual
photographs. While we have not
seen 81 copy we are prepared to be-
lieve as much knowing the ability of
the authors as we do.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-13
Gbeiascafe oampfer.G ompaanie.

Itv-ti GAefapeafespi nte. a
GIeaante Yafagier . 9ampfer ~Miglfta' ufte
s@tIaDta" ra6
Obj Yuint Comfort NIB WorfclI, "a.
Satnpfer b~etInfteul baltimore tdGlt6 (diieges
nprlmen GcnHtagS) nm $40 Mbe1bS iino fonts
Irsn In Obj Eoint Comfort nm Q ubr Wlorgens
uno In ssorfolf UNI !7.15 Morgens an, dnfdlte'
beub all bic @iieuhdb it8iiee itab aaen YuIitfen
beS Sii6euS uHb giihpeftens.
't T yurf.Jtt per.2tnie.
@sgaHte Pai!agier . 9autofer sGba:lotte~ unS
n8dItimoIe.
mad TuefsVpiut unb Wid)rnonb, 81.
9ampfer berIaifen Baltimore tdglt1 (diiSee'
rorttmen Gounta6s) aim 8 llbr ga6nitttngS INN
ionimen Si ,gpeft,Hoint I'M 7.30 WlorgenS uno
In gtGmoftb nm s.25 WpracnS an.
Ole an Woutagen, Mittipod1ett uro Sretfagerf
bon Baltimore abfabrenoen 9uMpfer, unb BITE
bon MeftfBoint an Tienftagen, Donnerffdeet
uno 5amftngen abfpbreil, leaeit In 1loucefter'
Votnt, GIfments itto Ilmntb'S an; nrb bic
an 9ienttdgen, 9pnnerfingct uno GlrtItdger
bpr Baltimore ifRb an Wlrntngen, Mitttpodben
itnb Srel.agen BON gSeftspotrt abiabrenoen
Satipfer feaen In Dorftoptt ino GIab'ganf an
(be aifufiieem g9etfrr). n
Tampier petInFen gaittv,ure uom Ytsr Nr. ID
It's nnb 49, GfBbtftyaRen-sger
Tur6.9Iiuete nab allen Vltrften f0HHert 9er
ndbert, '@epd1 nuiaeaebeu. nnS GaiiteuBjtnner
i'm goraus ~rcferoirt rerbsn, IN bet bteitaen
Waet.Parcaut. y UT. ft9, OF. Bdltlmp re. etrahe,
N. ~. @obipI, staent, Gr. f27. pk.Yaltimsrs.
etrabe, o6er bcT 6duptsBiireatr: 4r. $50.
2tabt.e trahs, Baltimore. gt r.
ss St 'ssfaai ISHfS Den. .SsajuaSsIer.aaemt.
&. s. Mrranuef. SnIts.@en.f baG. .leent. f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-13
GoGiiion nab qcbensucrlnit.

sF | HE
3polf bis brei8ebn Gerionen, ar6b.
tentbeils grnte. grbeiter, ourd
einen 3uiammenitoB 5peier 3iiee
arf Der yGanaoiiden Tacific.
9nbn" 9etootet.
W ontreoI, IL. Septcmber. -
Gin pon @innipeg nad) Dem Often
beltimmter Gil5iig Der ,Ganobiihen
Facific.gabn" rnnnte bette fritz Sl
N5iloa, Der er1tenS tatiun apeitlid) Don
Sloburp, gegen einen nit Grnte.slr.
beitern beletten 3ug. 3moli Eerio-
men murben getootet uno piele per.
tpllnoet. 9er 2pfomotipiii6rer 6es
@il5uges 6cbnitptet, ieine 2nitbremle
lei bospillfger @eiie beid)1bigt NOR
Den, 10 oab Die gufttnt1pidl unS fem
Inbnlten oes 3n9es m0glib mar.
,3od ipGteren 0erihten ereignete
lid Die aotaitropbe nabe Der fIeinen
citation CHELMSFORD. fot3ipolf ooer
brei5ebn EerioneiE fah1en unt's Sc.
BEN; iieben oerielben bIieben aiif BENT
6Iefe loot uro ote onoeren Itarben
bdlo .oarauf. nod 5rpnn5ig anoerc
iitlo ihiDer perlett.
sNadtc Garlegui,e Der gabnbeamtell
fitbr Der grntearbeitcrs quo iueitIid,
iitI' oen nod Often beitinimten regels
iidBigea' 3ne aug @imipeg 8u tref-
fei.ifM einer iteilen Strede bes @e:'
feiieS speriagten Die 9remien Den
Tienit, 6crdGrnte5iie rantfe in ben
Winaipca-3ns btnein ilnS 5cridmets
tefte Die erften sapei Noggors belief.
bena'sASar' fir gons ltngIiief perdnt
pprtfiA fit, bot rod nid,t ieitseiteGi
iDtrbtnf f0nHen. Die getfetten tpAt-
oeat sft SnDbiirp perpflest. Die sc.
t0ptetea uparen faIf idmfntIid, grnte.
@tbeiter nno %befdnoen fid) III Dem
otg1f binter Der 2ofolnotioe iolgcrocn
Wasgoft ibres 3uoes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-13

TSle0lce pom NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus
nit einer rotben 2oterne 1eaeben
porben mare, ilnb ba6 Die Ira0oncr.
Heeimenter barolf SSeller cr6ffnet
bqtten. @citer miro gemeloet, boB
eite bormloie 9ombc nod Dem $50
li3eidcf aelporfen iporoen mare, INT
ctiten Gormonb fir eincn anariff
alHT Ole Silhen 5t idoffen. gs lit
1eboh nnmoglidl, cine 9eitGtiaung
oieier unS allberer Welbungcn 5lt er.
langeil. 49,. ,s,.,
lie bauptit1btiiheu @ldtter ba-
ben, 3unseiit bon 8Iiibtigeny Gepe-
id)en erbalten, Die einitimmis beia-
gen, Dob Die Sample in Sieolee ell
men antiiemitiiben Gborafter bottcn.
Spr ben bereits eenelheten Mahridp.
teil -obgeieben, liteo meeeal Der geniur
ltno Der 81 lpierigfeit,. ole SeIegra.
p~henbr1bte bon Sicblce 81 benaten,
bier MIR iiberous birftige Wittbei,
llllt9ett erboltl,d).
SpGterc Had)ridlten aus &uoqit-
iolpsfo I'M Commencement @aridol,
lailcn Die oortigcn llnritben eerin-
ger, ols anfGneIif gemelbet, eridei-
nen. IS ion iid) MIR Inn cine &C.
iuobnli6e 9ontbeniperferei 9cbanoelt
boben, bel melder etmal Sipon5ig Scr.
ionen p%erluunoet mlirbert. ltebcrtrie.
bene 9erid]te mnren nad) @oridalt
gelon9t. ,te,.
Grfolgloies Sabnben ouf
9eIen5off.
@osfalt, ~. Stptpmber. = Die
Eoli5el ltm5ingeltc ltlo beiebte 9elterll
5rpei bieiige SoipitGler nno Epli5iiten
nit Ibbilolingen, bes 8nnoeniiibrerS
Selcn5off, Der am 20. MGr5 Die bic
lisc 8egenieitige' Grcoitbanf ollspliin.
perte lno mabrcno isines &iidtranS!
portes aus Der Shlpei5 oen Grams
perteilrcn entfamt III Der Sallo, I'M.
terlltdtcn Der Heibr noh i1lnntlide
Nutientcn. Gie Toli5ei bot Die Mtit-
tGeililitb erbdlten, bob @elcn3off in
Wosfaii einen llnteribIllpf g~eiutoelt
bdtte. SIRE Mobiudunsen perliefcn
erfoiglpS. 9elen5off'S Sreunbc per-
breitetell Die Hod)riht, oab or nadl
Siibz grtierito entfommen lei.
Tidtcr &oubibcr.
.nr,r ~ tofl. .
Sbeifa, -. September. - 80
ail9eblide Nrardiiterl eri6iencn ge.
tern abenb in einem Iripotbouic
foobren6 einerS oh5eitsfeier unb Der.
idneten @elb inter Grobunger, bon
M%eoolpern unb gontben @ebrouf 81
.nlo4en. Die Toli5ci um5ingeIte oos
tSaus uni, perboftetc "a Ser llebel-
tbatcr. Sic perbcn id)on beute pro-
llSeiiEt,3 Sifrbei mirS SUN critcH Yipl
Sds i1cltc Sclbfricgsecribts .@eiet
Snr Mnipelonng fonmen.
Iut}@n dJnu ongcboIten.
~ Berlin II, ~. Sept.-Iie oettid,-
Iiloiidct &itlfsgeicnidaft bat einen
@ertrefer ndd SicbIce obaeianbt.
Sr }fit' jeooh mlr 6ts @aridou oe-
ifomrren itnb teIeeropbirt, baB oae
icine @cmiibttngem on ieinen BE.
itlnmnngsort 5u gelonger, pcrcitelt
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-13
/. Srinmpb Der Snaenicnrsfmnit.

&HiiitSt W. HFSHllI u CuUU
inter Dem Suoiun.Gipcr pollen.
oct. IL @eitern mllroc cine Yro6c.
fabrt hllrh aenicIbcn gcmaht.
Is 20 NJ 9brf 70 Scptembcr. =
f-einer Der beiber Sllnnels. melde sic
GFenniDluaniu. 9ubn" unter bent
I SnoIen bon @eebapfen am 4ueitIihen
ltfer nod per 32. linS SO. StroBe in
gtem-g orf DAFT, lit ipmeit fertia, onb
beltc Mtttag Die critic GrpbeiaGrt
itattiinben tfonnte. @enn man be:
belft, oob an Sen SitnneIs ser Sub
Jon unb Idnbattan Nailroa6 Co."
pom Ser Morton Strobe in Nc1p.
Dorf mad Der Is. iStroBe in sSeriep-
Stir, oacrbin9s nit bGufigen uno
lait5cn llntcrbreduugen iiber 5lpan.
sig Sabre gcballt mlroe irnb man nod
INNER nidt nit Dem 9~abrbetrieb be-
goniitn Fat, 10 idpiltt bic 2ciitung Der
Gontrdftorcn, rpeIde nit bcm 9ou
Der SiinnelS ser .Ecnniplpanio
9nbn" crit Dor cinieen So1ren. -
1904 ~ begunnen, INT 10 erobnrti.
ger. @efnnntfif ldBt oie 9abn sipei
Sirnnels bauen, einen fir mcltlid,
Sen nnberen fir oitlid fabrenoe3iige,
Die in Sen groBen 9obnbof an Ser s.
nnb 8. s(ptni,e, 80. uno 33. Strobe,
fir meld)en jctt sic Mliserobuueen
tpargenon1men fperben, miinben. Die
@rbeiten an belt Sunnels gingen 10
raib Dor iif, boB tGglif t75 SUB &c.
bobrt apl,rbcn irtb sic Irbeit cinSabr
Der Der contraftnlGBiaen 3eit ollSgcs
iitbtt nerbpn fam. Sic gauge Irbeit,
bel lpelhdr MIR wenige llnfoae Dor.
fomelt, fem Mcnlhenleben pcrloren
/ eingt fam afs Elm Triumpb Der Sn-
genieursfilnIt angeiebcn peroen.
@eioe Sunnels lino ei9entlih rics
iigcf Stablrobren non 5000 SUB
2Gnge uno 25 SUB NurfnleIier. Mllf
3btioen Setter ser @eleiie in ben HGb-
r%entunnels, bon oencn Ser 5peitc olld)
IN 5tpei @ohen fertig iein miro, miro
Elm iehs Sub breiter 6uBrpeg ange.
legt, nm es Eaiin9ieren, i'm Salle cine
Notwithstanding eintritt, 81 ermog-
libeh, 5t SUB unb obne @efabr bon
einem gnbe nod Dem mnoeren SIT
seben, Gob ii6 bie 3iigc in oent
IllnneI nitt beeegnen, ocrbiitet nidt
MIR Die @efabr elmer Goaiiion, Ions
bern ai,d Sen llebelitanb elmer bum.
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I Nemgorfer 8ieibabn, ba bic 2lftt
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| 3iigtsaettaseu quirh.
9iu bciorn 9abntuuncls crltreden
fid) spom i@obnbpf iin Ncm-Oorf bis
9Sottb @ergen, peitih non ben Tolli-
idbea einc Tiitnn3 non, 2.47 Meilen.
gs tnitroe nid)t nun pom @eebamfelt
ohsy 'ionoern aiid nor Nep-Oorf aus
fir henn Iunitel iutter Dem Suo'on
georheitet llno I'm Sen Sunllel unter
Dan 4afiiabcn poltIt@ ecbanfen nod
Norib- @engcn ber5uitclcn 81 fonnen,
mirb hon @ecbamfcn mo Nortb.gcr-
gen. aus gebobrt.
+, 9(nHosr bentieen Trobeiabrt nab
men y Hobnpraiioent 81. s. Gaiiatt,
Sobn j. S'&ourfe, Er0lioent Der
,S'Mourfe Contraction So" mel.
dr ole Nrheit ousfiibrt, Sice.Eraii-
oent S.,}S. @nbelmann, Siilfsiefretar
81 W1. Miilter, 9etriebSoireftor IS. y.
Srep, Sngenicllr @bas. W. Go
cebs pom Der &ennipluauia @abn"
ulo anoere Sbeil.
" t'itnt. - lebrer gum alein.
bauslerJ:: Ns,Su5L Sbr bobt eli ain'
Der, nilb qcitern bat @ltdJ Der Storf
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Igselern MargIanb Giienbabu.
e aeyIaUcp Slaen.s iaiion tuie fOIgt:

8lss ipcyIaien S~tasn.Siaiion ipte ipIst:
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ye.Yyiufn. NIB nusaetptuften Gonnfue,
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ABB ~gsah.--Gggreb SHipfIinie, 9aeersfofpn.
. ssHesss snr ss''sss 1sSss's u ''S' su aafIasss1E,
y HsodriotsW a6sn)l ~
1000 gbsnos- @fforuWpSatiou nab l'uiot'
= > raaiia, aassemsmmen ssnntas.
6.55 W,orpcns-Yorf ". & o. Chiffon une
Saiptiinte oftli@ bon emorp Strobe, fo'
SEQ Notwithstanding Saaerstcipn, Son'
Z cod, Cumberland. &tirpersturp. 3reoes
rid. 9nmitsbnrs uub ". & ~. Rabn
s.4s acknowledgements naS ceites.
1000 MorserS- aftomn,ot atton nod rinicn
.s.so ga6m. Slue wsourtain erpres (Rarlor.
2 = Rnagof), fotuie Jreheri6.
1926 ga4m-Grpreb na@ BORT nnb q. 4
4.t5 ga@ui sftOmmoSdiiom mad Union
$50 Eunit. ~ Accommodation ndf WTbnboni
baHH GIprfb bic GETTYSBURG upo Vorf.
6.fb Mbenos - accommodation nah urfcH
( : sur ephniaoa. 1873 T
$50 Moraens M%fcnncoaitsn mao rinicn
6dii Mot an Der Bennfblbanl 10 .stbsnue.
fStador an; s rng,x, go II
n. Npbertlon. .. d. 6otuen,
Observation-Disclosures. SensEaH. 'sigent.
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Yenni1lbanias8 abn..
Nae benz isetea uns ,aerst..

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tnleasta" aimitrS. md 9bicaoo, Cincinnati
.s.IS aabm. eScrt iinion etation). Ct. aouiy
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sania epeciai," il etaassa mad Ghlcass.
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100 MSenss tboa hfnion.eiatton>. gp,easo
$50 assnss Coon hnien.staiiqn>. Ct. aSuis.
srersb nnS cleveland uiS cincinnati %
'11ii, sanis (,nton.eiaiton 1t.bs sa@ts).
i1ai Radts NiHiOH'statton A, 80 saais>
40 y,oraeas Iuisn.statton ~ ua0raens3.
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sla9 slnnapoIis ISL sorndi As, saanr. an
sSp6eftia9cll. SoHlliago S.o0t Hfor8ehS.
Nun uutpn. etuttDu.
Nadl' gbilabepblu NIB Mets.gsti.
'5Q9 WadDn,tttass sSsnsrsIVeyat stmttss,ss
tagli%,, snnr geiS.goffS; las. 556 81, lo0s
*4.oO, *545, 7.bo, 1t,25 abetbs al 8oteir
.aqso q S aS e * lits 1922 q g % MsSs
Gas Mpsnbs an sBoatntassI! sonntaes.
SsR. NE @'orpeHs, a.Ot, 4,2o, 4.57, 'e,s5.
yaS bottom, $40 .sgssprsens an @paent0sen.
slq9 8sImar inS ben beaptIS4LIdsn a%tyii9sn:
SSsnass az IsssssnisassH. sstit,niasg, log
pa 4iss, gsgs. g s:ss, siiG ~ p s;sst IT. ifs g., l rs.
15s. S19, 245f s45s s4S5 3 81 20 81 5,o5. 5hg,
Iii, $50, s.4s,. oils, s.5a, 1889 abemSs. an
4 7ssst7 7'as, $40. @S S.aa y@.oraens, 1905. Us.
7ass' as 5aitiHitsSo5. al &c., S.i5. s..55..
.ptIanfic a'ttS epseiaL,s,2.i5 Hadmittass an
ga@ aape sSSap, lao maoutttaas an mOden.
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std6 s5sbnru 9arf 1906 iirS 1.4o ysadmtttass
Rad gnnapoiis, 1876 gcrm., 12.4s. 4.42 Wa6m,
6.05s. abeios an sspd9entaaeit. Sonntnss,
500 Sornt. NIB Goa .gbenos.
NuunuW SouII xsnx Stptsb, 1oA ~eotes'sss
oasasia'' I's ssIIi.d iss|' sl4a, 'sstss; $3.50. -s.i.
/ ytbeiibs thQftub .@tA tfAs Aittnt NfsftH~f "
,4eaboarb Air cine 30, U.i2 ssorni, 5.o7
so ,tTIt'" ,ld ias sssiitern radilipDap. $3.50 ss.uss
g. & s.. .Mp., *12.4s Na1mittaasan Mo1cys
taecn, N5.f5 umb 1906 gDenSS tdefid.
ssad @aftlneton. gyprtE, S1L5- 600 Born.
16s, 1856, 500 9tndm., .t6eIt@, TAI Wtpr
gems an @odentasen, s.be ubenbs MUIR an
go6 airnapoIis. 7.4t Born, ~ madm.. 600
Mbcnos mn NotentnSfn ?! echlttags, DOC
gDeeen siueten nno SdabryIaHsn mao auss
Srnftsn lpssds mon "a " sss gaISsrsetsG a
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DilrenuS abaebpIt unb ftorftrt.
GpeifesWdaaor.
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Baltimore Sampf Hafet 60.
(Mlte anb auperiatFge g~ai.2inte.)
Ole Der. Gtiateus9Snft bet1rberub,
V'nn MsnrniniH .Scuncfiff.H

Damptcr ,Wtrstnta" lneu) pAlabana,"
Sampler tabren taeIi&. eonrtass aiiseenon.
men, bon Ben r0atsdinie. "Biers, Nr. f0-ts,
1tebt,GiraBe,. 8.Sv abeubs. birelI na9 Oh
9otI!t Comfort giorfolt, PORTSMOUTH uro allen
aoiit Comfort nit &c. & E. giieubabn. . SAD
&i6n.onby &erbtnonnp in asorisrnouib mi benz
pGenbonrb Wit Cine" teIioen BUG nat, Borts'
mit Der i. gltIantic Goat Cine" ysorfolf nno
ipenIin uni Job Dominion Zine" nab Neip'
Bern sepfbinsion RS, 8ihmoIb. VA. nhs
MabIseiten mad europditbem gIane. pnru.
ri5te 4nilteliaimnler, esettrifte geIfuhtiGa.
,Yuinbfbti5nii9,' aofeit fret, 'Hefcrbirte aliiffen.
VI. f07,. Sit.@aItiGipre.e trdfe, sr. 500 mn
DOS, pigbi.Strabey e. ". g. Office, SlocffsGde
Baltimore nnb GdIoert,S frnbe, Gontinental
Fruit 9pilhing nnS aIbauep's, 9r. 400, 9'oro'
gbdrIess6t-nbe. II
y SuBn u. sBtftppots q. Srpiun,
@iee.9rdf. II. Sen. 'Dadnaeer. Gen 'pa. 's4eenf.
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9oiel-@ ataitrephe in @erifc.

g gaio, aery IL. September.
Enrd ben -giHitir5 bes Sotels
@oWe3 darias 3uGbibuabnq, Nerifo,
tpdbreno Der, suersansenen Nadt fa-
itltrr bier Wenihen, um's 2eben uno
mebreref wuroen uerIsbte Die Getop.
tetn iino: Der DperWjanger Carlos
Arnal, Der GARNER Seiits Gaiteqo,
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mieSet @ttpos gebruft!" = Su5l:
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Marplano S%anbltummrnss dnlc.

Sas so. cdiiIiabr bceinut am 70. ecpetm.
be-. Nitiierieriunii6. fir hie 9nubet NIB
etuniinen uuo Die, beren Geb1t Ill fdledt fir
oet Neflth Der jtfenili6en Shplet 1T. aSpre'
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fnnb, Nuft uno llnierribt irei. Suiprmation
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