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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-13
useAsrssasse.

-Is sbs . ehars.hse ~snss. vsIlss te give rsnefT
 Nc ehe's the kfnt thsf sev- efves srsn . s'eA 4 rViiss- Nev Y~k Tlne<-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-13

Eve<y ss> l. bcsrd ss b<sr ps,5nfl1 fos rp--'n sf hss s~p srs0se-F1ne'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-13
Ner- rAs. Isnelr.

Romantic He twith his arm around her vaistl-All this seems 90 familiar Co me. dsriing-thc quiet night. the wbispxred word. the tender lcok. [ wonder if 1t is memory of some pre- vious existence: Prsctisai she-Nc. William. it is more likely . Inemcry of scne fcvior sveefhcsrt-Refer~r
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-13
fmArllcAI DooK1vua

nsDsay. De is-ns Bsrshrp Dsuehtsr.- Frsdsy- p~r H-GeorF~ ueprpe.
 safsfdar- Dee 1k-ne Clanr- usBL
 ruep6ay pec>uB>r 3-Nssc> o<<1 fs ns esrr>zeR
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-13

Nexieesei eaiumny coon expires. Show thst you are hurt and ycu give t the sppesrsnce of truthL-Tscstua
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-13

B-AII gup1e delivered free ia xux pnrf sf fbe city Wnil crAe1 VII reepivs DruoDt sttrn<11o-
 ne ssuan sondn A re1 seo-13
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25
GGt6Icl Der Qicbc.

Seute beginner mir cincn ebenlo
j%parinen0 mic unjicbeno gcidricbenen
Goman aus ser 6eoer oeS beionOer3
ulf 0em @cbicte ser 6eidrciben0en
Griminoliitif bcrporrogcnoeu Sdriit.
dcIlerS 0ietrih 3beoen. Der Nrtibolt
Scr Sanolung iopobl, nie Die pipGo'
Iogiif iein our6oadte 3eidnung ser
5lpei grltnOoerihieOcnen WilieltS ent'
ItommenOen Yerlonen 5uIommen nit
0en CUR 9eIcbung oeS @on5en cingc.
Itreuten bumorOurhmiir5tcn @piIo.
ben, befln0en Sen MeiItcr Der mooer'
men Criminal . Nomun- &%iteratur uto
trngcn mgempin sur 9efrieoigung
Bel, ole Sober nod) @enub Oieier 2ef'
tire empiin0et. Der Srtbnlt lit fur5
f~oI9enoer: Nus ,oltruiittl6em Wo'
tip," aus 2iebe 81 ibrer ctn5tgen
Sdmcitcr mndlt ii6 Die GlteIte Eod)'
ter zines reihen Gnufberrn elmer
@edieIiGIiduug itulOig, unO oIs lie
eridbrt. ooB our6 ibrc Chat Die gbre
zines frcipinig iu oen SoO aegangc'
men NnacItcutcn fires @aters geiGbr.
oct cri6cirt unS Elm AnOcrer i'll
IorOpcrSuht aerutbcn it, Iegt iie,
inter Sintunietung uller %pcri0nlifen
3iidIihteu. bereit, gum 9citen anoe'
rer iid leIbit b%in3uopicrnL Dor benz
Observation-Disclosures Elm @eltdnOnib
ibrer @erihulOurg ob. Sic cntgebt
5rpar Ser itraicnoen SltIti5 entiagt
ober ais Siibnc ibrem cigcnen 2ebcnS-
nIiif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25

iHloiicn bic Strifcr, altf ibrcn 1Sotl
ocrungcn 81 beborrcn, bis linen Die.
iclben beiuiaigt poroen iin0. 0ie9lr.
better perIonacn Is Gents pro alei.
SungsItiid uno Die ginfiibrumg Don
Nompfbetrieb in Den 6abriten. Die
Strifer bnbcn lid orgoniiirt uno iino
icbt Otitglic0er Der 6eoerotion Of ga,
Dor.
5n Ocn @crtGn ser Canton 5ron
Ii. Stccl 60, an Ser 4. Npenlte une
2. StraBe, Canton, iinO sic 6anoIon.
ger scr GticngieBcr an ocn Strife &C.
ganaen. Gina POO Mann 9ingen an
ben Strife, neil lire 6orberungen,
Dob man linen 81 pro Come an
Stcac bon $3.50 pro Come bepiai.
&c, non Den N%rbcitgebcrn 5uriidgetpie.
len mltroc. 9ie Stritenoen 6ebaup.
ten, OoB Die @iien $ Srtouitrie ME in
beiicrem 3ltitunoe mar, ais sur 3eit,
unO Bob Die ArbcitGcber leift i'm
Stonbe iein luiirOrn sic 2obnerg0.
bung 3u be}oblcn. 2eBtcre bingegcn
teboupten, oaB oie ltorfc G%onfurren}
JIG 5tuinGc, Die 26bnc ouf Dem nieO.
Stonb 81 boltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25

@ug9on cnticrnt gelpcicn Jet. Hui
Die 6roge, pie ihneQ Scr @oggon
Gcfobren iei, Qob CT SIR Hntlport, ooB
er OtcS nibt miiic, oth iogtc CT, cr
miiic nidt melhe 6obrgci1rpillotg'
felt iiberDoupt crIoltbt Jet. @enOrid8
lit icit Ipril GonOtftclr, mGbrcltO Der
Wtotormorm Suaipon ieit 8 N|onnten
IN IicnItcn Scr StroBcnbo6n-@eicIls
i1oit Itcbt. 2cttcrcr mad)tc MIR Die
S1tSiogc, OoB CT iofort icine @lode
babe ]ert6nen Ioiicn, nnd)ocm er ooS
6ltbrmcrf bcnlcrft babe, mo 0oS SeB.
terc5 ctruu cine babe Ntinlte oaroitf
pom Iritt6rctt gctroiten mor0cn ici.
Sic @citworcncn gobcn nd6 y
llbr ocn @obripru6 ob, OaB Die
6rou in 6oIgc Der NudI0iiigtcit beS
Wotoriii6rcrS Suuipon 81 iGrcm 30.
De fam. &ettcrer muroe Dem 8erfobs
rem Scr @roBgcidmorencn iiberpic.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25
Bic IcbtlU0djcntlidJc

Guilugc oc0 Wo6cnblottc5, mcldcS
cinen olt9iiihrIifen 9eridt iibcr Die
@eGr0igunN OcS perItorbencn YoitorS
GOuorO @llbcr entbGlt, lit nobc5u Der.
griiien. User iib cine Summer nit
Dem 9criHt iitern mill, iolte ii6 be.
ellen.
@r. @cnrp 9uding BON NorioIf,
90, Elm alter 2eier oc8 o@odcn.
GorrciponOenten," i1rcibt Srn. Com.
Goinc: DGinliegenO iinOcn sic Nm.
meiiunq fir mcitcre II Wonotc fir
mo6entlifc8 @lott. Nci ms it Nor.
foIf gebt cs icbt rcdt lcbboft 81. auf
Dem AusitcQitngspInBe lit @lueS enl.
fig an Der 9lrbcit. SIS muB ia audi
in fllr5er 3cit @roBcS polbroft NOR
Den. Nlln in Amcrifo fam Naes
gcntodt meroen. Die ein5elnen Stoo-
ten iongen iebt an, rititig 81 mcr6cn.
Hbooe SSlonO, Der fleinitc Stoat, bat
5llerit 9oOen gcbroden; Damn fomen
EennipIponicn mo Siio.Gnrolino.
GieIc @oGe fommcn Ohio, Ncu.Ser.
ieb, 8irginicn Ii. +. 10. Der aitSitel.
~IungSplot lit cine bol6e Stlulbc
8obrt nit Scr cIettriifen @obn. IS
foitet 20 Gents iiir sic R%unbfobrt.
IS merocn bier 9nbncn unb meDrere
Gompfi6iff . @%cicQid)aftcn Ocn Der.
febr bclpaltiNcn; obcr, luo5 Oos
iGIimmitc lit, am licben Sonntog lit
es gcidIoiien, g6er bic @ciu6cr. oie
bier iiber Sonntog blcibcn, broud)en
Iid nidt 81 Iongtpeilen, oenn N%orfoIt
bat Die i66nitcn 8ergniigun9SpIGbe
oQe om @oiicr. Eine 8eob (guS.
iteIlltnqSplnt) an Der &ompton.Goob,
Oceon &ieip an Der 8oi, Cape Senrt
mo &irginio @eo6 nm Ocean, uno
liberal itredt ser licbe 8ott icinen
Irm bcrauS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25
Tas Mettcr.

Sir Morploil6 un0 Den 3tltrift
Columbia bcute un6 morgcr flor,
n0r0lide bis oltlid)e @inoe.
Ger bodJIte Recommendations be-
trug gcItern II @roO rr flint llbr
GofmitogS mo Der nicbri8ite 10
@roo nm s llbr Rorgen8.
Sn ben iibrigen 8u1bcS. 8etterIto.
tionen ipitr6e ole foIecube Marimal.
Gempcroiur regiitrirt:
eoItport GA, &ortlono 76, @oiton
76. GIbonp rs, Wep.Dorf 76, Ebilo.
oelpbia rs, gtlantic-Gitp y. Cape
Weop "a, @oihington 76, NorfoIf y,
Sottcros so, Charlotte 81, @ilming.
ron SO, GborIeiton sc, Suponnub SO,
Sadionpiqe 90, Supiter Sc, aep-s}eit
IS. Itlonta 81, Wontgomerp 80,
Gcm. Orleans 81, YoIeltine So, Gor.
pus gbriIti so, Mempbis SO, Gincin-
noti 76, Gittsburg 76, Sspego 66,
@uffoIo 70, Glepelono 6S, Ictroit
70, glpena 70, Iarditette rs, Green
@up 81 Chicago "a, Gulutl So ct.
Saul 50, ct. 9ouis 50, aanios.Gitp
Sc, Smobo 81, Suron Sc, @ismdrd
SS, SABRE 50, Selena sc, SaIt Safe
80, 0enber So, Dodge rs, 4mariao
90, 2osgngeIes IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25

EerionnI. Noti5cn. = Sr.
Sobn IS. Bauer, Elm promincntcr
Mcbqcr inn 9elair.Morft unb eifrigeS
MitgIieo ser nO'&eiI.@ ciellidaft,"
bot iid) gcitcrn in 9egleititng bon
Srn. Sobn Neil, oeS Geitourotcitr bon
Nr. 525, Gorrclt.S trobe, olf 5cbn
Gage sur Grbolllng nod sltlontics
Gitp begcbcn, 0err @uuer p~erfoufte
fir bic fiirjlid)e G~rfuriion Der
nO'&eil.@cicGidoft" nod Een-Vtar
Die meilten Sidcts.
- Ser H|cdtSompalt &. 9. Sronfe
bon Nr. 1906, Olt.Wommcnt.Str STR
miro nGdItcnS NIT ictncr Satin olif
Elm poor @oden no6 Sttlantic-Gitp
qeben,
Sr, Geo. u. @ebb lit bcreits
BON elmer Guroporeiic, Die er I'M
SUM ontrot, 5uriideefebrt. Sr. Webb
lit Goriibcr oeS G~ireftoriiimS DER
yWorplono Gelcpbon.Gompagnie".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25
gieinc Sppfcn. uuS Wal,aetramfc

Tinb Ser 0eiun06eit Itets f0roerlid.
Das bon 6reo. 9auernld)miot's
,Imericau 0remerp" bcrgeltellfe
.Solaec"- 9icr miro aus oen aliserlc'
lenitcn Matcriolien gebratt uno emf.
balt feline id1olidcn Trdicrpattpmtt'
tel, besbal6 miro es alien anoerer Dor
gesoeen. Trcbirt es. Site S1.0o.
9raiierei 1t04-112S SiaenltraBe.
Gel. 6. & g. 364, Mo. 1881. (2O6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25
2Ofal6cridtc aus 8uibinatun.
mnitii@en SemneL.

Sm mpitt den SempeI.
@roborti0cn Grfolg e~rringen Sic
Huffiibrungcn i'm mpitiiten Cert.
pei 0e2 n2lno YnrfS." 9uS 0eleite
lit, OoB cin Mann aus Dem 3uidau.
crroltme iif Ou5u berbeilGBt, in Ct.
nem tlcinen Cabinet ii6 in eine1n
Stuble nicocr5ltloiicn. Sin Sfelet1,
bon ibm ungcicben, obcr Dem @ubl:.
fun iidtbor, beoicnt i'm Damn nit
Gi0orreL Bier uno 2uni6. Spdter
criGeint Elm id0neS MGohen llno
fiiBt ben giniomcn, obcr cS lit mic.
oerum cine gugcntGuidung, 0enn
Der quite Wtonn iiiblt meoer oieaiiiie,
nod ipilrt cr bic 9tGGe Der S60nen.
Nber 6llrore mod)t 0ic Scene.
Cine rcuc Stride.
Gic Gditcinlcgull0 iiir Die neue
epun0cIiidj . Gntberiihc Stride an Scr
Gde pou9fGooe SSlon0 Ioenue unS
9forO E Capitol . StroBc iinOct belltc
NbenO nm 1a7 ltbr itntt. Die sc.
metnOe mur0e crit am 10. 9e,emhcr
letter Sabrca bon 9uitor 5. 3. 9a.
fer bon erie, ga, orgoniiirt uno it
Jet bcreitS 10 critortt, boB lie cine
Id]0ne Stride boltcn fam.
Ser befonnte Cant.
Geteftip Mc9tnmce longtc geItern
nit Dem 22sidbrtgeu Sobn Somur0
S%tllmpncr, melder bon &c6er Is. SO.
ben bon SnOinn Seoo bei1uloigt
miro, linn $t4 Qeito6len 81 bubcn,
BON Baltimore, no Stumpncr Der.
boftct por0en NOR, bier an. Gr miro
beitte Dem 9fi6ter aimboIl porgeiiibrt
perOcn. &o6cp io9t, CT un0 Stump.
,ter b0tten in einem Sauie on Ser
Wtiliolri . Nlpcnuc gemcininm iibcr.
nad)tet, unb om rlG6itenMorgen ieicu
Stlmpncr uno $14 bon ieincm (Slo.
beD'S) @cl0 p%eridiuun0en geneicn.
Gin bobeS IIter.
Sn Dem %ungemGbnlid boben Ilter
BON 118 Sobren lit 8inep 6ielo in
ibrcr 8obnung, Ger. 21t, 8irginia.
Npcnue, SiiOoit gcltorben.
Gouelion'S @eerDigung.
Die 2eid)e oeS am Montog pl0tlid
geltorbencn Sberit Somucl 9onelioa
miro morGcn Nadmittog ouf Der
Nod Greet Cemetery beeroigt tuer.
ben.
Gin neucs Office. sc.
bGu0e.
Die bci0en alien SGlier an ser q.
StroBe ne6en Scr Gpipbonp . Stride
merOcn BON Dem gi0entbiimer Sbo$.
5. @olib nicOerGcriiien uno 6urh
elm idoncS moOcrneS Office . @e.
T. - L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25

Gin IdJSncS nnS niitlidjes 0eidrnf
fir gnseb6risc 1T INNER cine lcbens.
grpke photographic OScr cine fiinit-
Icriid polenSctc Gopic cincs alien
8ilScS in Gragun, @aiicrfarbe, Del
uber Eaitell. Bic idDmiten Gabinet-
bilocr MIR ST pru Smtcmb.
Snlias Sebbcl, beutider Ybotograpb,
CO., 321 Nurb.O ab -Strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25
Sdiffsfartcn bon nnS nad 9entidJ.
lamb.

8on Baltimore bis Bremen: SEA.
iiite $50. 9remen Bis Baltimore:
$3.50 un6 $3.50. Tunoreiie 81
biaigerem Ereiie. Sbco. s. Siener,
& &c., 217, Sit.galtimore. Strahe.
G70-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25

gcItern. Iltbcr0em rcnoOirt Sr.Ercs
iton oos SpribcnGouS gfr, II an ser
| 6ort-Npenuc un0 6u0itroBc. Nie
Experimentation ont @cbGltoc scr
Sofcr- ltn0 QcitcrsG ompognic gtr. ,
on 8orreitrnBc iinO bccnoct, u1o
miro bette Der Ghuppcn i'm 9ctt
Ser 9orreitroBe obqeriiien mCrOen
pelder ais tenlporGrG3 SpriBcnbouS
bcnubt nur6c.
@crbeiierungen i'm &otb f.
buue.
Ter Superintendent scr itG6tii6Cn
@eb6ube, SoneS, lit unobIdiiig be.
miibt, 0aS Snncre oeS N~ot66ouicS
uno 8erihtSqebGuoes 81 perid0ncn
mo prattiihc &crbeiierungen oor5lt.
nebmen. Sr. Sones tbut oaS o6er
obne ieoe GrtrobelpiQiqunQ, uno lit
CS mirflid) critounIih, mos cr NQeS
nit icinen beidciOenen Mitteln or.
reid)t. @eItern bcQonn Die &cini.
gltng Der Seppidc, 9ropcric'n mo
W}obeI burf) Moidincn in 0cn bel.
ben SibungSiGlcn oC5 Stootrotbcs,
ipGbrcno sic @urcorr Ser 6clterbc.
b0r6c nit mciBcr Gmoiae ongcitri.
den mer6cn. Sic Wuucrn Der bel.
Ocn &ofc I'M HotbbouS gebcn in if.
rem nelten meibcn Gleioe. 9%ureaurs
mclde friibcr Ocn gon5cn Gag 2idt
%brunntcl, boben cine 5iiQe bon ras
tiirIid)cr 9eIeu6tung. 2(ltd) sic @ii.
rCaltr 0CS Stnbtprofltrotor% crbal.
ten cincn Nnltrid meiber GmoiQcs
forbc, m06rcnO Der Sibungsiool Oc5
Superior : @cri6tS i'm 5uitijpolait
nit neucn 6rcSfomolereien ocriebcn
tuor6en lit ur0 nelte 9ropcric'n or
balten miro. Sr. Sone$ plant icbt
cincn lpeiben GmoilleorItri6 ouf
Den @Gnoen offer Gorrioorc imgtotb.
boule un6 Der groBcn &otunoc.
y abnfreu3unqCn m ii item
qebcn.
Die topogropbiifc @crmeIiunaSs
G%ommtiiton orbeitct QIGne fir sic
NbidaIfung ollcr 9o6nfrcll3ltngcn
Scr nGcnnipIponio @obn" i'm lpeit.
lid)cn StoottbeiGc aus. @runoci0cn.
t6iimer on Der Gomonoion.Npenue,
peitlid) bon Eopionitrobc, mcldbc
i6rc @rrnoitiifc bebouer lpoQcn, ia.
ben iid) nit 0en nclen Stru6cn-92i.
beultr cinperiton0en crfIGrt. 9ic
G%on1miiion bot fir G0rnon0ion.
Npcntc, 5piidlen GaDionitroBc uno
Ger Bride iiber oie oGcnniplponiu
Vabn" cine Grbobltng oc$ RiocauS
bon 81 Sub beidloiien, uno mllB
notiirlif oaS Scrroin n6rbIid uno
iiiolid BON Der GomonOion -Npcnle
oieiem neuen Nipeort entiprc6cno crs
bolt meroen, Sebr gcfGbrIibc @obn.
f%reil5ungen itn0 All 5ronflirItro6e
Hllo Sata0ettcaNne, llr1o miro ouS
StraBenbett 10 erb0bt mcroen, ooB
cine llebcrbriidung scr 9a6n er.
mo9lid)t miro, gerooe mic bel Den
onoeren 9obnfreu5ungen.
9 oebaII - 9ie ySrioleS" err
offnen bclltc cine Gerie bon Gonteiten
nit 9teruort, cinem Glib, Ser biS6er
nod itctS Dem bieiigen lt11terleacn lit.
Glide Siege f6nnen Sen Orioles"
oilrfollS ni6tS idoben5 bic iit IN Ser
Iebtcn Belt gcrooe nid)t nit Milbnt
be6cdt bo6cn; mcbrcre Spicler boben
forperlid)c g%crIcbungen crlittrn, itnb
Dies miro ais @runo ibrcr Ric0crlu.
gen o~nge9cbcn. Die Score" scr ae.
itrtgen Spielc mar;
In Ve,uari.
9leiparf o 0 o 0 0 0 o II
Stobeitcr 1 0 2 0 0 0 o o.
I'm Snffalp.
Muiiqlo . 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25

Gbcnmatismus, 8idt, !Santfranf.
beiten etc, g%orantirte <r i'm
nSicnna Sanatarinm," Ir. 413, So
6opettesS Str. Sonatorium lit olisge.
Itattet nit alen mooernen apparaten.
Guli21)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25

1886 bcfcn allc nOtbisen ltnfoicn.
Gerionen nit oem 8itni6e, iif
benz itcno.&anflcntcu in ibrcr Eour
bur6 Scnti4lonS nno bic Sdiueis,
Is. Suli bis 8. September, ali5u.
idliebcn, pen6en Aii6 an
Sbeo. Siener G. So,
217 Sit-@nltimprc- Strafe.
CO. Sobn u. gcdcr, goriiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25
@inneucs office. g e.
bGu0e.

Gic bciOen alien SGllier an ser g.
StroBc neben Scr epiphany . Stride
meroen BON Dem Gi0entbiimer Sbo@.
5. @olib nicOergeriiien uno ourh
Elm idoncS mooerneS Office 8e.
bGltbe cricbt pcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25

@oriripcftor EreIton io0tc &c.
fern, boB CT GuBcrlt befricNigt nit
Dem 5ortihrciten Ser Tcpnroturar.
beiten an oTen it6btiidcr Gdulen
lit, pofiir $t25.00O ouS9eporfen
iporbcn iinb. ~Gie SGuIgcbGuoe
tperoer iid bei'm geginn 0eS neitcn
SduIiabreS in elmer .beiicrcn Serial.
fung nls ie 5upor befinocn. Sd babe
olleir 30 neue 6urruces oufiteQen
~lalien, mobrcnb 9tidts an Scr Torbe
geipnrt tuorSen it, nm ser 8ebdu-
Den innen unb oubcr ein biibi6eS,
freunbIides unb iailbereS gltSieben
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-04
Guide to Homeseekers and
Investors In Virginia Lands
EMPORIA, = VIRGINIA
Climate

Emporia has the finest althe yearround climate o
found anywhere. The long pleasant Sun
strokes unknown. The winters and mild The
land lies just rolling enough drain well;
swamps have fine Some of the products are cotton
peanuts figs wheat tobacco rye bucwheat ETC.;
clover German, white mammoth aske and alfalfa red
top timothy orchard grass, kinds do we'll
and a big Grapes also big moneyraalers
and ripen arler We are close
best markef ols churches. Live also paws
we'll ion write II. w. WEISS Manager
of immigration, Box S34, Empora Va, send for
three months subscription the Virginia Farmer" 53s
Emporia, Va
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
NEW GOVERNMENT DRY DOCK
ton for Largest and Best Dock
 In the World. f

Washington, July 19.-Plans for the largest and best dry dock in the world are being prepared in the bureau ot yards and docks at the navy depart ment. The last naval appropriation act contained provision for dock to cost $1,250,000 to be constructed at the Bremerton navy yard, Puge. Sound, Washington. This amount is larger than ever heretofore appropri- ated for dock and the new dock will when completed be able to take In the largest battleship either in course of construction or in contem- plation.
 The dock is to be so constructed that it can be heightened If vessels o' greater length should be built in tht future. It will be 37 feet in depth over sill which will provide for thI docking of any vessel that can bt built unless some unknown system O building is developed. The greate.' depth of the new dock is also designe, to meet cases where a vessel has beea injured and draws much more thar the ordinary depth on account of tho injury.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
INDIANS OPPOSE PAYMENT.
tt Ia Sought to Restrain Govern ment OmciaIs from Paying
 Bis Attorney Fees.

Washington, July 19.-Further It, igation in connection with the pay ment to A. H. Hart, of the Chero- kec Indian fee, was begun here We'd nesday when Frank J. Boudinot, an eastern Cherokee, applied to the dis trict supreme court for an injunction against the secretary of the interior and the United States treasurer, to prevent the rayment of an attorneys fee, said to amount to $50,000 to Fin kelberg, Nagle & Kirby, of St. Louis, Mo, and Edgar Smith of Vinita, In- dian territory. Boudinot alleges that the contract under which the fees are claimed was never executed by the Cherokee nation, but was entered into by Thomas M Burlington, prin- cipal chief of the nation, against the public vote of the nation in council assembled. The contract, it fur ther is alleged does not bind the Cherokee nation and certainly not the eastern Cherokees.
 Boudinot filed his petition in his own behalf and in behalf of such oth- CTS of the tribe who care to intervene, claiming that to pay the fee would reduce their share of the money ap- propriated by congress.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
AT CHICAGO NOW.
Testimony Taken by Cleveland Grand Jury to He Basis of
 Suits There.

Chicago, July 19-Assistant Att torney General Pagin, arrived in Chi cago Wednesday with transcript of evidence taken in Cleveland in the inquiry into the relations of the Standard Oil company and various railroads, and submitted 1t to Forme. District Attorney Morrison, special counsel for the government. It was the intention of the local federal officials not to begin the investiga- tion here until September l, or later but it is now probable that some steps will be taken in the near fu- ture.
 The four propositions which At torneys Morrison and Pagin will study in connection with the investigation are.
 1. Charge against the Standard Oil company of accepting illegal rebates under the Elkins law.
 2. Charge against the railroads of granting the Illegal rebate to the oil company
 3. Combination in restraint of trade and commerce with other oil companies.
 4. Monopoly of trade, not a com bination; or conspiracy to monop- olize.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
Small Texarkana Boys Under Serious
 Charge.

Texarkana, July 19.-Two white boys, Johnnie Johnson and Fred Giyens, the former aged Is and the latter 14, were today held to the grand jury in the sum of 1850 each for assault with intens to murder, their victim being Lucius Lee, another white boy. The affair occurred several weeks ago when young Lee attempted to prevent a number of boys from riding in d wagon of which he had charge. One of the boys, Johnson, struck him with broom handle, fracturing the skull and apparently fatally wouuding Lee. The lad had recovered sufficient ly, however, to allow of the pre- liminary trial.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
JAMES K. JONES BUYS HOME.
Pays SI7,500 for New Residence on l9th
 Street, Washington, D. (.

Washington, D. C., July D. Ex Senator J. K. Jones, formerly chairman of the Democratic Ma tional Committee during the Bryan campaign, and his wife, Mrs. Sue Sommerville Jones, have purchased from John Il. Nolin the fine new residence at 1912 Nineteenth street.
 The consideration was $l7, 800. Mir. Jones will occupy the house as his local residence. The dwelling is one ot a rumber on the west side of Nineteenth street between $ and T streets, which have been built recently by MT. Nolan. It is three stories high and is built in the Spanish style of architecture. The front IS constructed of mottled brick and white limestone with a Spanish tile roof.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
MYERS TO OPPOSE RHOTON.
Political Fight in Little Rock Over En-
 forccment of .BIue Laws.

Little Rock, July 2O.-Rumors that had gained ground during the last few days that LeWis Rhoton, Democratic nominee for re. election to the office of prose- cutting attorney for the Seventh Distri:t, would have opposition at the general election Tn sep tember and that Hon. Harry II. Myers, Republican leader, and twice the nominee of his party for governor, would lead the forces against him were verifled by his nomination by the ke- publicans last night.
 MT. Myers stated this morning that he was not prepared to sa y whether or not he would accept the nomination of the independ- ents or respond to petition ask ing him to announce for the office if 1t were presented to him. Up to the present time MT. Myers has heard nothing but rumors on the subject but 1t IS understood that petitions will be prepared and that the opposition to Mr. Rhoton will develop deh- nite form before many days have passed ID addition to the acton of the Republicans.
 The action of the prosecuting attorney on the matter of Sunday closing of amusements is said to be the cause of the opposition to him and many good Democrats are alleged to have expressed their purpose of supporting an outsider for the office. It IS un- derstood that MT. Myers, Ii he decides to announce for the office, will receive the support of those who oppose such strict enforce ment of the 'blue laws" as the course outlined by Mir. Rhotou.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
A Night at Mt. Mena.

A parry of sixteen returned on No. 3 yesterday from Rich Noun tain where they had been for a day and night, guests of the Jones boys, Will and Tom, at the big hotel. The boys have charge of affairs at the hotel and getting lonesome invited few of their friends up to help while away the time. All report a fine trip and say that there is nothing to compare with spending a night above the clouds and breathing the invigorating mountain air. Those in the party were Mir. and Mrs. J. l. Alley, MT. and Mrs. M. B. Legate, Mrs. Henry Legate and three children, Mrs. lilies and son, Mrs. Wadlow and daughter, Miss Wheeler, Miss Callie Jones, Mrs. Hood, Ray Le- gate and Lee Olney.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
THOSE TALKING MACHINES.
The Cash Store Giving Away Many
 Several in Territory.

Itappears that many parties are taking advantage of the Cash Stores very liberal offer of giving talking and singing machine, as advertised in the Star, to all cash purchasers of $30 dollars of goods at that store.
 MT. Addison reports having given away 25 in the last two weeks, and that he has been com pelled to make a second order having made deal to procure them in quantities direct from the factory.
 Two of these we're given to customers near Talihina, I. T., readers of the Star, and one to a party living in the Territory, 80 miles from Mena. These people fiud they can buy staple and reasonable goods at the Cash Store as cheaply as elsewhere, and by taking $50 worth at one time get talking machine free.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
Diar Consulting His Governors.

Fl Paso. Tex, July 21.-Rafael Ysabel, governor of Sonora, Mexico, passed through El Paso Friday en route to Mexico City, to consult with President Diaz and prepare for the threatened uprising in that country Septemebr IS. President Diaz Is call ing all his governors into conference Considerable trouble is feared in Sonora as Cananea is located in that state and is said to be a revolutionary hotbed.