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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14

te9 @eideuf bon Dem Iett bier mob.
nenocn Or. ". $. 6orO erboItcr,
namli6 cine &ononentltgel BON 10
4fltuo, Die am II. 2Ipril 1861, net
der Gag ben Neginn 0es 0iirgcrtrie-
Qes murtirt, pom Dem Don Waior Nl.
oerion beicbligtCn Sort Sumter aus
uui cinc bel Suuipan SalanO an Fl.
ner Sunobunf IiCgcn0e ldlptmmenoe
&attCrie Der Hebellen ubgefcncrt NOR
Den lit. Die &u8el, cine bon Oreien,
Welde in oieier &iftung obgefelert
mltrocn, pruQte an scr Sunobanf ab,
mltrOc ipdter BON 6oro, ser oumuI5
&oipitaIor5t in Wft. B%leoiont mar,
oliqeiunoeu mo in einem ldl6en'
tllbe ais biitoriihe5 @e0entitiid Don
bort meqQetruqCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14
Sun Sicou's Tluttcnficbcr.

Can Giegp, Sol, 10. 9lpriI.
Sic otIantiihc Sdladti6ifi-6lott
bat, lpie 0urh cine orobtlole Sc-
pcife beridtet puroe, bercits Elm GIT.
ties Stild alti ser Sabrt bicrber 5ils
cildgclcgt lut0 miro morgen I'm 1
ltbr bel Coronado 9ead Dor Nnter
gebcn, itno jlunr III GipilionSs6or.
nation, pier &olonen pom ie pier
6ahr5euNcn. Souienoe bon Menidell
taben it'd id)ou aeltern nod Gore
naoo bcgcben, I'M lid Den anter-
arulo ol5ilifuter. sluoere orGn9-
ten Iid) an Den @erftcn, I'M lid nod
mails ben tlciren Senoer nOaltton"
IND oaS Geparnturihifi nEattber"
on5uIeben meld)e oie Sabrt nit Der
Sd)lddlt'dliif 6lotte blrf) Die Mar
geIlnn'S traBc 9clnadt baben nno
Jet I'M bieiiBcu Saien Dor anfer
liegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14
SGlcppOampfcr i'm SrribciS.

N%unfirt, N.s0y l3. Npril. -
Die 9cnlnnnllilg Ora Tiiherci.
Shlepp0onpiers .@Muf9," Ser icit
IcBtcm G%rcitog Mor8cu oui Dem
Grieice oltrd GiamoIicu cingeihloi.
len lit, mtrOe Qcltcrn moblbebaItcn
an &ono Qcbrudt. Gle 2eute bcidric-
ben IN crArcifcnOcn @orten ibrcn
&anpi unt'9 &ehcn Sen lie olli Dem
6obr5clrl, ocilen Stctcr 5crbrodcn
unb cine Seite cingcltoBcn mar, SIT
bcitcbrn battcli. Gle 5hleppoanig
pier 2comouO" mo nGiolo" itcfelt
nod I'M Sic ielt. @citcru murocn
Sen 9cmomtnGen NoDrma3mittcl
iibcr 0o2 Sis 5lt9etruAen. Otnn bat
0ic &ciiClfcner Der Ianpicr aus.
gcbcn lNiIcL mo 10 mcr0rn ole Be
manntnAcn AMI mcbrcrc Gage nit
&oblcn Ocrlcbcn icin. Ncnn ser
ltortc @iuo ou9 Sis uidt in @cme.
.lllnl icbt, mcr0cn sic ciugcidloiienen
6obr5cuGc Dor Glblouf zines lpcitcrcn
Cages niht aus ibrer 0ei1brlid)el
Gage beircit meroen f0nlcn. Die BE.
monulnNcn bcibcr Gabr5uuQc beiins
0Cn ltdl nod allf 0icien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14
Hubbcnonmpfcr nntcracnangcn.

Ct. &obn& N. g.. l3. Npril.
- Der bier IN icbr lcdcm mo be
'h0oigtcm 3uitonOc cingelulienc 81
lherCi 0anIpier oNcmI6omololo%
bradltc Die Nahridt pon Dem llntcr-
Nan2c 0eS Campers ,@runo @afe"
Don Scr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mo
Der ldlucren @lIdGoiglmg mrbrercr
6iidlcrei- mo onOcrcr fSobr5euQc, oic
BON G%ialnailcn cinacihlolien ipltrOcu.
Ter 9llg lno ooa @ef oeS .NCp.
6oun0lan0" murOcn oltrd) Gi1muiicn
cinacoriidt mo leinc aus 200 Yers
lonen heltcben0c 8enommltg mtBtc
plelc Stunocn lang @uiicr oltapltnls
pen INN ooS Gubr5ello iiber @aiicr
3lt baltcn. Der y8rano 2afC" 0inQ
an lcBtcn SonntaA ltntcr. nadorm
letnc Scitcn 0urd) GiSmoiien cingc.
ItoBen lparcu ltno nlth sic Mtoihine
5crtrilnlmcrt mar. Die Ncmnnuntu1
ron 2fl EcrIoncn rettetc lid, atf Sen
Iampfer y%onglroro," ser 0oll5 in
Ser AtGhc mar. Nit bem ',@ran0
2afe" ginGcn 10000 Seebunoicue SIT
@rllnoe. 0ic2doung ipor nit $3.50.
600 periidcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14
EbiO'cr IeutIdJc auigcluadJt.

EbiO'cr GeutIdJe auigcluad)t.
@roBortige Denomination gu @un-
item %peri0uIiter 6rcibcit in Sin.
cin1uti. - Sic groBte &lmo-
gebung III ser @eihitte OeS Ohio
SbulcS.
Giucinnutt 8, t3. 2lpril. -
2ic aunOgcbuna am Sumltag Nbeno
bat obnc 3mciieI einen tieien Gin
Druid gemodt, mas ii6 aus Den BE.
ridten ser engIiiden Somtng9- 3cis
tll1lgeH piOeripiegelt. Iicielbeu ba-
ben Der liberation aun0gebung piele
Spaltcn gepibmet, sic ,He6en i'm
Nortlaut ge6rod)t mo berporgeboben
miro Die muItcrbafte Cr0mng, Die
berridte, 10 onB trob oeS m1gebeuwen
MtenifcngemilblS feinerlci ltnf0uc
o0er St0runAcn %uorfanten. Die
Commercial tribune" Idreibt, baB
Die 1on3c @eihihte ocS SbiosSbaIcS
feline oerurtige Concentration femnt,
ipic Die geitrige, no u~ngejGblte
SAuielt0e BON 9iirgcru obue duBcrcn
GrId oOer 3pong, MIR Don ibrcm
iittlifUr @ntpii10en getricbcnL SIT.
inInnlcn itr0mtcn zines E~ril5ipa me
gen, nGmIid 0eS Erin5ips ser per.
'0ltllhen 6rcibeit. Nad) ocn SGdt.
5unAcn 0cS Yoli5ei.S nipeftors iino
rtn0 10000 Wcniden an ser Mtuiifz
Sole porbei moridirt. Gobei font
fen gauge LANCE 3iige iiberbnipt nidt
cinnnl in Ole 9tGbe ser WltiifhoQe
fonrncn, ionOcrn ml,Bten in ISolgc
Der Wtenihclrltaiulng III NebcnltrnBcn
nbld)mentel. Nuf Den breiten Srots
toir9 Dor ser Mltlifballc ut0 in Dem
ge1cnilbcr licgenoen @oIbington=
Eorf batter peitere 3ebnto1ieno
@oito ocinBt. 2lti Sen Seitenpe0eu
III Den StraBen Itun0en sic Wenidcn
Sopf oil &opf uno ihrer i~iinitauieuo
louidJtcn IN Der MltiifbaQe Den Heo-
ncrrt. ~
Sn Nuoitorirm ~beionben Iid) aud
0il Scltbten ser yNnti. Saloon.2iga"
uno IieBen Oic HeOen itenogrnpbiid)
utInebmen. Son 0en oieien engber-
5igen Snnntifern sur Geriii9ltrg
ltcbenocn &an5cln berob muroe &c.
tern Die libcralc <nogcbuud pole
miiirt. Gic @r0be oerielben ltno sic
Yromincn5 ser Hc6ner mltB beuieI-
ben obcr 0cmoltig in Ole @Iieoer ge-
iabrcn iein, lpie ser 5on ser GreOig.
ten perrictb. Die Ereoigten Der
0untclInGtncr f%longen ole in Der
O%tobnlng ans, oen &f fir Gro-
bIbitton mr. nod encrgilher 5u be-
trelbcn. 0a5 5luiugt 0ie Liberation
Glcmente, ibre Champagne ser @r.
5iebltnA Die lie in 70 niel peripreden-
Der Meilc bcgoInen hnben, ebenialS
fort3uleben. GnS miro aeIhebcn,
uno 5mar mfrs Die Agitotion in iplte-
matild)cr 8Ciie in auc Counties oeS
Stantcs geirogen neroen. alld oen
Folltitern gicbt Die Denomination 5li
0cnfen,
lin nid)t Sen 9lnidein Su eripeden,
ais Icite cine einjige Sono bie gar5e
Semegung, mar cS sen ein5elnen Or.
gnnllntionen ilberlaiien moroelt, ibrc
Utottos fir ote Sra1Sporente ielbIt
5i mdblen. lie groBe Webr5nbl mar
pollttlden Snbalt9, uno oicicr meiS.
lagtc nid)tS Suites iiir Oie giisiihttt
ocS repllblitnniidcn SidetS in 0ieicm
Serbit init 5mci ais Semperen56 ono.
tlfer befannten GanbiOnten fir oic
lpld)tlglten Ncnlter an ser Spite ltn0
eillcr Elattiorm, sic oirctt Socal
Option ior0crt. Hid)ter HuiIl5 ..
Smith bat Hcdt. menn er in ieiner
&eOc iugte, bie Tolitifer ioQten oic
Snnoihriit an ser 8ano leien. ionlt
mod)te Ole liberale 9emegltng and iie
binpe9fegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14

1orlu per0en Ole Cin6igcn icin, 0enclt
clllc 6lllft BON @cm0dcrn i'm SdloB
S6onbrlnn. in umittclburer 9tGbc
oeS &otIers, 5ur &criiigung gcItcat
miro.
sir ole 8cberbcrgutg Der iibrigen
boben @0Ite lit Die @oiburg 6eItimnt,
m Der Die &orbereitmngen I'M pollen
@on8e limo.
SternberQ'S Gucll NIT
ger mann.
Mien, 13. Npril. - Gle fut6oli.
ld)c NolfSportei 90bncn'a cntrilitet
lid) INNER mebr ii6cr Die Gucu 9lfioi.
re oca c5ediidCn gl~b0corOneteu Berg
mann utO 0eS @raicn Sternberg. bic
pon anocrcr Seite ais Ollrf 0cn Itatis
9enn0encn 3meitumpf iiir erle0iAt
Qcbalten muroe, 1ie &%olfopartei per.
Ionat Dob @ruf S%ternbcrq ans 0cm
NbaeorOnetenbouic uIr2gcihloiieH
mcr0en loQ.
NnloB ju Der ScrnuaforocrmQ Fat
te, lple gcmclbet, cine NcncrfunN
EcrAmonn'2 I'M NbQcor0nctcnbalic
Acdcbcn OnrdJ iid Hroi StcrnbcrH
bclcioiQt aeiii6It bate.
NeHc@ uebung9Qci6m a
0Cr.
&iCL t3. Npril. - Gin bciou0c.
res llcbunGaaeidmoOcr, 5uiomucn9c.
lett aus jmci gcidiiBtcu arel5erM
1cn @iiitcnpaBern oNcgir" mo
n6ritbiot" Sduls mo &criltd9
ld)iiicn NIT cinem scr ucllcrcn San,
5crtrCl5cr ais 6lng8iAiii, lit inter
Dem @ctcbl 0cs Snipcttcura Scr IN
Ipcftion 0eS Sorpeoomeieua, %icc.2l0.
mirola 3cpc, 2lnion2a 2lpril gcbilbct
morbcn I'M I'M Serciu nit mebrercn
SorpeOoboot Giuiiioncu in Sen
pomncrihcn @emGiicru 1roBerc Wta=
nnucr u~b5tb0lten, bel 0enen Is iid) in
Der Sauptlu6c nm nddtlife 9n
grille Der S%orpeOoboote oui Die gro
rcren Shific bonoclt nobel oie
Sdiiic mO. 6ubrjcuQc bciOcr Eor.
tcicn nit obgeblenoctcu @id)tcrn lab.
rem. 2lla Stiibpuntt bel oieicn mid
tiGcn llcbungcn oicnen Dem @cidmos
ser, mic Oen lorpcoobootcn SaBniB
mo Sminemiin0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14
Runikultrtlnnn
--oer-
Nerpeni6m d dc

Sdtpabc, iierpofe gerionen, sepIaet bon Soff.
nliIigslottgfelt mo fdlcdlteu 3rluineit, ericbps
pienoen Nusfliiitei1. Nruit-. Giidens nIio appfs
mt 8eli6tS. Sluturrb, syt1aenSriiden. stlbIper.
'iop'illg, Waiot9fett. Grrotben. 3itteru. Ser5Ilos
pten. grlii9et!emnInng, aeneli6teit uno 1riD.
ll,rl! ~crIdh:cii aus Dem .Snseuofrcnno," iuie
cinfad, idIncl NIB biuta alle nnnatiirliden
geriaite nno aneere Sulgen iuseubliher 0erir.
rnnge! a~rhnoitd, Gebcilt NIB pone @einnobeit
nno 6rpbtnn 'oicorr crlanst iueroen fbnnen. -
Str5f.
Stefes anberoroentIit intereHunte uno Iebr.
refine Bu6 (rentidle Nniiage 1909, ipeItes
DON Slrlg nno Ilt. 9Pain uno 5ruu, geIefei
lpereei ionie. lam 1eeen @inienbnrg bon 25
0eilfs IN Sriefmarfen p~eri,eaeIt be6osen perSen
bon ber
griuats SfiniR, 1876. Ape
SHREVEPORT, R..9.
IN Srtefen nenife ina1 ben .0orrefponoeut."
fSsbri. SiTu Gp&9Ql
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14

FdNe fiir's Nuolnnb beforat G.. Hatne, Tr,
413, Cft.Saitinpre. Str, uahe 4uituni SDute .9lps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14

Giinfirhen, IS. 9IpriI, - Ser
Gompicr oIocqueS Cartier" lit nit
Der Eolor-Grpr0ition 9icutenont Ser.
nnr0'S bon bier in See qegongcn.
Gic Soupt.gbiidt Scr Expedition
lit, Der Sbcoric nlti Oen @runo 81
9eber, mad, lucIdler Die @aliiidc. oil
Jest ans Scr @elcnb BON Ncuillnb'
lonO pcridNpiuben, in Scr Parents.
See I'M Nrttiihcn Ocean, sic itctS
ciSfrci lit. 3uiIltd)t gciltd)t bober.
Ind) ionit iollen piiicnihoitIide lin.
teritdlngen angeitellt meroen.
Gaa Sdiii iiibrt cine pom 6ilri.cn
BON Monaco sur Sertiigung geiteute
oceanoAropbiifes NAf5riiltumQ nebit
mugnctiidcn apporoten NH.
FGiie firs Nusiaup beiprat u. Ratue, 81.
va. Cu'Saitiuipre.etr. nase Gaitpm Spufe.Nsf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14
. ii lolu in u III.

Hom, 13. glpril. - Ser Nolpt-
5med beS 9elud)a ocS 0Uttid)Cl
HeifSton5Icrs in Hom iii Die Grpioc.
rlttg Der @eiltd)c 6eS Grenlicrminj.
tiers 8iolctti NM 0eS Wtiniitcrs 0e3
NeuBeren Sittoni, Shirt @iilom be
5leGt ieine pr0htigc o&iuo WuIto,"
III Der er lid, menn er einmol olt@
Dem Nnltc ideioet, 81 Nllbc iebelt
mil. SelbitperitGnoIid meroen aClt.
gentlld) Der Inpelcnbeit oea Tilritcn
Villolp aud poliitid)e Sbemotu error.
teri iueroen; oodl benbiidtigt or, luit
er fl1rt miro, nid)t, ir0Cno rucIdc BE-.
itimmten 6ragen NIT oen itulicn;
ifen ImtSitcllcn 5t beipreden. Sc,
tern Abeno beiud)te Der HeidSfanjIcr
ben Winilter oes G%eubercn.
Ter Weuhe Ell in GEM.
bcrg.
@ien, 13. 9(pril. - @eiterc Nudp
ridten iiber Die geitern III Sembcr9
bon oem |rutbeniifen Stuoenten
MieroSlop S5ic5pnsfi periibte Or
moroun9 bes @roien &norcos 80.
todp. StattbaIters bon @nli5ien, er.
geben, DOB Der 9erbred)er nlli 0bn.
Iide @eiie 5u 8erfe. 9ina, ipie G5oi
eos5, Der Worber bes SrGiioenten
Weainlep. Ter Stattbolter gob 9e
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-07
Ordered 10 Let chInaman Il

Washington. May at is expected
that when the house in its consider
alton Of the sundry civil bill reaches
the paragraph approprlating 100000
for the enforcement of the Chinese en-.
clusion law, which may be Saturday,
Representative Champ Clark Of Mis-.
souri, will offer an amendment to In
crease the Appropriation to 100000
and that this move will make way for
q discussion intended to expose an al
legged administration order directing
federal officials to relax their vigi.
lance and wink at the unlawful entry
Of cinnamon into the United States
territory for the purpose Of propitiat-
ing the Chinese government and in,
duciAg an abatement Of the boycott
declared BY Chinese merchants against
American goods.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-07

Az aid often 10 Be buried biz fsut under
ground. But many times women call %
their family physicians, suffering, A. they
imagine, one from dyspepsia, anctnet l x
heart disease, an0thek from liveE oF kio-
ney disease, another from nervous pros.
frstlon, another With pain here ono there
and ii thib way they present ALIKE q
fhenaelyes and their 6nsy-Boing ~ over
busy doctor, separate diseases, log when
Re, aasuming them 70 % eueni PES
hI6 pills and potl0ls. m EeaMs !, VIZ ~
III only slgap. eenfeA ~ se!Es n ~
e el.sass E, . nee a rs ~ smsnI
HntiI lNsSS 6iIIo ~ B az M sa6ering
Sasient fstS Is bettal( Il >. u IA 0l The
wFOnR treatment, but ABLY wQrlD. "a
nronSr faediclna. like ~ Elenen:A EAx0IiA
Pfescffbfi0n, direcfEd tQ flle cIzllH6 would
IN bvl3is63liijid IN thoss uistIe sing symp.
toms. and institutlng comfort instead q
PROLONGED misery. Il has been well SAID
that 70 disease known IL half cured
III. Picrce's Favorlte Prescription q {
scientific medicine, carefully devised ~
an experienced and skillful physician
and adapted 10 woman's delicate system;
Il Is made of native American meqlcineI
roots and Is perfectly hsrm!ssa " ". l5s
effects IN 4AlL coa LIN n lns- lem02
Xs ! powerful inviyorating tonic : Far
yorite Prescription Imparts strength 70
the whole system. and to the organs dis
tinctly feminine in particular. For over
worked. Wworn-0ut,a rundown" debilis
tated teachers, mllllners, dressmakersf'
seamstresses, Sshop-girls,n house keepers,
nursing mothers, and feeble women gen.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-07
GIVE ROADS time
SENATE CONSIDERS SUSPENSION
or COMMODITY CLAUSE
or RATE Law.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
senator ElIxins said Because o. Panic
They Had Been Unable X
to Dispose Of
Holdings.

Washington, May 2.--Late in the
session Of the senate Friday Senator
Elkins succeeded in getting consider.
alton for his resolution to suspend
the operation OF the commodity clause
Of the railroad rate law. which clause
became effective May /. Under the
operation OF this clause railroads
would be liable to heavy fines II they
undertook to haul in interstate COM
merce any articles or commodities
produced from manufactures or
mines In which the railroads have an
interest. The railroads contended
that they have had insufficient time
to divorce themselves from the owner
ship Of such properties, or to test the
constitutionality of q law compelling
them to dispose Of such property In
terests. The resolution originally
proposed to extend the time for the
commencement Of the operation Of the
commodity clause until May /, 1910,
but the senate interstate commerce
commission changed the date to Jan
uary,1, 1910. When the measure was
called up several days ago It went
over under objection from Mr.. Cul.
berson, the minority leader, but 1t was
taken up Friday by vote Of the senate.
Mr.. Culberson had refused unanimous
consent and he was first recognized to
speak against the resolution. He said
that the committee had given no rea-
sons why the extension should be
made, and called upon Chairman Ell
kins for an explanation. Mr.. Elkins
answered that the condition Of the
country demands q delay in the oper-
alton Of the law; that the railroads
have been unable to find capitalists
to take over the coal lands owned by
the roads. For this situation he
blamed the present panic and he said
that had It not been for this money
shortage and business depression the
railroads would have been able to
comply with the law. He called at
tention to the fact that the bill did
not repeal the law, but only suspend
ed 1t temporarily.
Senator Elkins was permitted to
perfect his resolution in accordance
with recommendation from the com
mittee and interstate commerce com
mission. A large number Of amend
ments were then offered to the reso
luton. Mr.. Fulton offered an amend
ment requiring the railroad to keep
on file all schedules including joint
rates. Mr.. Foraker previously had
introduced an amendment as a sub
| for the resolution which provided that
the commodity clause should not be
retroactive, or in other words, would
not apply to railroads hauling prod
ucts of mines or manufactures which
were owned by the railroads at the
time the law was passed. Mr.. Hay
burn offered an amendment to the
resolution which provides that rail
roads shall not charge a greater tarif
for a short haul than for a long haul
He said that the evils which have
grown up under the discrimination
have attracted the attention Of the
country and unless they are Needed
legislators would hear from them a
the next election. All Of the amend
ments were ordered printed and thu
rnaoI,,tlov, want nuar
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-07

Prof. Finley Ellinewood, M. D., Of
Bennett Medical College, Chicago, says
OF Golden Seal root: vt 10 o most
superior remedy in catarrhal gastritis
Inflammation Of the stomach chronic
constipation, general debility, In con-
yalescence from protracted fevers, In
prostrating night-sweats. II 10 an in'-
portant remedy IN disorders Of the sConib.'
lThis agent, Golden Seal root, ID an
important Ingredient Of DR.. Pierce's
Fayorite Prescription for woman's weak
nesses, as well as Of the Golden Med
ical Dtscovery.D) DR.. Ellingwood con.
tinues, Uin all catarrhal conditions y
is useful"
Much more, did space permit, could
be quoted from prominent authorities
as to the wonderful curative properties
possessed by Golden Seal root.
We want to assure the reader that
rGolden Medical Discovery" can DO
relied upon to do all that Is claimed Tor
Golden Seal root in the cure OF oil the
various diseases al set forth in the
above brief extracts, for itg most
prominent and important ingredient 10
Golden Seal root. This agent 10, how
ever, strongly reinforced, and ite cuIa-
tive action greatly enhanced by the
addition, in Just the right proportion
OF Queens root, Stone root, Black
Cherrybark, Bloodroot, Mandrake root
and chemically pure glycerine. All o.
these are happily and harmoniously
blended into most periecs pns a,S,
maceusicaL CTm nv aos. n ~ ~ c;vil."S
KnoWn VnropEnous Iy9s q De- \, ,,;rS
Coun.tlos ~ ~ 49, m"l ,n"-.d;srt ar,sr;ne
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-07


symptoms. II you have bitter Or
bad taste in the morning, pool, or vari-
able appetite coated tongue, foul 6reatni
constipated or irregular bowels, ieel
weak. easily tired, respondent, frequent
headaches. pain or distress in usmall Of
back. y gnawing or distressed feeling in
stomach, perhaps nausea, bitter or sour
Nrieingsn in throat after eating, ana
Kindred symptoms Of weak stomach
and TORPID liver, or biliousness, no
medicine will relieve you more promptly
or cure you more permanently InAn
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Perhaps only part OF the above symp.,
toms will be present at one time ana
vat nojnt to torpid liver, or biliousnesss
and weak stomach. Avoid all hot bread
And biscuits, griddle cakes and other
indigestible food and take the "Golden1
Medical Discovery" regularly and st'cs
70 its use until you are vigorous ana
strong. 49,, -
OF Golden Seal root, which is one OF
the prominent Ingredients OF "Golden
Medical Discovery" Or. Roberts bartn-
GLOW. Of Jefferson Medical College, says:
SVery useful as stomachic lstomach)
tonic and in atomic dyspepsia. Cures
gastric (stomach) catarrh and head
acnes accompanying S1 Maw vovk sava.
"; dIove sr.o M, Sal V rootS exsrcisee
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Washington, D. c., May 1.-President
Roosevelt in formal letter Thursday
notified Secretary Stratus Of the de-
partment Of commerce and labor that
he had re-appointed him for another
term Of six years as one Of the Ameri'
can members Of the Permanent Court
Of Arbitration at The Hague. The 9th
or American members Of the court are
Chief Justice Fuller, former Attorney
General John W. Griggs and Judge
George Gray Of Delaware. Secretary
straus was appointed to the court AZ
ter the death Of the late President
Harrison, who was one Of the courts
first members.
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national.
The plans and methods of the Ma
tional Prosperity association of St
Louis are available to any business
organization or any individual any
where. Our association will welcome
any helpful suggestion to increase Its
efficiency.
We are confident that If the bust
ness men of the United States join in
the st. Louis movement, prosperity
will be at full tide before the end Of
the year; that 1909 will be the best
business year our country has known
Chairman Simmons in a statement
Friday night said:
I'VE have formed a business or
ganlzation to be called the National
Prosperity association of St. Louis
having for its object the encourage
ment Of a return Of prosperity sooner
than might otherwise occur without
help, or without some active efforts
on the part OF the business men. We
believe that present conditions are ex
ceedingly favorable to this.
fundamentally everything is al
right-the basis Of our prosperity
comes from the soil and the products
Of the soil have never had greater
value than at present.
I'VE ask the cooperation of every
body in the United States in thl
movement-which We think has grea
merit, and which has great possibilI
ties"
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S|DETRACK PANIC
ct. LOUIS BUSINESS MEN Or
CAME TO HASTEN RE-
TURN OF PROSPERITY.
ISSUES FORMAL ADDRESS
objects Are to Keep Dinner Pail Full
! Pay Car Going, Factory eusX
i. Workmen Employed
and Wages Up.

ct. Louis, May "A business or
ganixatlon to be known as the Nation
al Prosperity association Of st. Louis
has been formed as the result Of a
conference held by business men here
during the past three days, and FRI
day night formal address was issued
to the business interests Of the coun-
try. 1t Is proposed to extend the rami
ilcations of the association through
out the country for the betterment
Of all classes Of business.
1t is stated that the association has
for its object the encouragement Of a
return Of prosperity and uplifting Of
business interests generally,
The officers Of the association com
prise the executive committee and
they are Chairman 3. G. Simmons,
formerly president Of the Simmons
Hardware company, and vice chair
man, W. X. Bixby, formerly president
Of the American Car and Foundry
company.
, In the formal address Issued Fri
day night It is set forth that the pur'
poses Of the National Prosperity as
sociation Of st. Louis are:
To keep the dinner pail full; "a
keep the pay car going; to keep the
factory busy; to keep the workmen
employed. and to keep the present
wages up.
The address continues:
The National Prosperity association
Of st. Louis has nothing to do Will
the past. 1t looks forward. 1t Is moi
political. 1t has a platform. The
two planks are a square deal and |
square meal for every man.
There Is nothing fundamentally
wrong with the business situation. TIL
financial clouds have rolled by. TIT
crop prospects-that basis Of al
things for all Of us-are exceptional
~ good. We believe We can get bacl
to normal conditions quickly II VI
win We do not see why We shout
wait for the closing months Of 100
on for the spring Of 1908. We hav
passed the low level. The commercia
sun d shining. This 4 the bushes
1faF-day. The time for this movemen
h rIpe now. Il vas noi ripe bsior,
Ihe 81 Louis movement nav sproa
q ether o1umrnlti1s. We h1pe
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