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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-20
BANK STATEMENT.

| First published in The Topeka State
| Journal May 20, 1903
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-20
ScraWny Arms and
Neck Repel.
PIumpness
Assured This WAY

Madame Moneaux. deceased beau
ty specialist of New York, long pos
sessed the greatest of all secrets
pertaining to feminine charm. And
what is this great secret, so much
desired by women-the secret that
has made vast fortune for the
madams heirs. and that brought
her all the famous actresses and
society leaders for patrons?
What. you don't known"
1t is a simple. but sure method of
developing the bust. arms and neck
of women. who through defect of
nutrition and circulation. are hu-
inflated by undeveloped arms, neck
and bust. The treatment consists
Of applying a powerful but harm
of the skin, to be absorbed and util-
, lied as nourishment to the flesh
cells and tissues. Beautiful changes
} are wrought. Ugly, deformed wo-
men are developed into charming
personages. with well rounded arms
and neck and full normal bust of
exquisite curve and proportion so
much admired in our great act
) resses and society leaders. Any
leading druggist will supply the in
gradients to mix at home. and as
they are used for various prescrip-
ttons, no one need be the wiser as
to what they are to be used for.
which Is as it should be for modest
ounces glycerine," three ounces
Rose Water" and lone ounce Tine
ture Cadomene" and 5 cents worth
Of borax. Take home, mix the gly-
cerine with Tincture Cadomene,
shake and let stand two hours then
add a teaspoonful of borax and the
rose water. Shake well and apply
to the neck. arms and bust. rubbing
and massaging until completely abb
sorbed; then wash thoroughly with
hot water and soap and dry thor
oughly. Apply morning and night
regularly for several weeks and
the most beautiful development will
begin to reward the efforts It is
believed by experts to be the most
necessary and effective prescription
ever conceived.
This is worth keeping, II not for
yourself. for some dear friend who
needs it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-20
Clothing Department
peciaI Values in Fine Suits at $3.50 and $500

We are selling at $3.50 and SIS
such clothes as are seldom seen at
such figures. New fabrics. A great
wealth of browns in all shades and
patterns. Tans, greys in stripes and
fancy weaves. The styles are correct,
the fabrics are absolutely all wool,
the tailoring is honest, careful, thor
ough. We are willing to shrink the
profits some to get the best clothes to
sell at these prices. We make our
prices-low prices. That's what
makes you safe in spending your
money here You can have your
money back if you want it. But we
know you would rather have the
goods. If you want to save from So
to 81, see the Suits we are Offering at
$12.5O--$15.OO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-20

This great sale big purchase at onefourt to on
which we offer at saving from per cent This is
get summer comforts necessities little cost Note
goods and then the low prices named
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31

1000 EcrionCn dllf clllltul Na$ Qon}z
bciu idypingcn f0nncn gcbt ebenInQa
raid ietncr &ollcnouna GntGcgcn. NIti
0cnt 6aroniicI lUcrncn aoloppircnhc
Ffcr0c cine intereiiortc Ictcru10
on9ebrod)t. @ci Der Qr6iinina mcr.
Den nlldl Snoioncr ult0 &ubbirtcn
5n1cQen icin, sic Sem &ublifun cincn
@cAriff non Dem 2cben I'M mil0cn
McItclti geh~Fn-apcr0en. To2. HeItolp
rant mo Die Dor ii1o notiirlid) c6crt.
foQS ni6t ncrnodIdiiiat moroct.
@oubcoid e.Soritcaumacn mo ofrqlo.
tiIde Gorite(lm0cn i'm ,Srcicr lber-
Den ot0erc2tttroftioncn bil0c1. @lcidy
bon Nu6e0inm an finocn jc0en 9}ud)-
nlittoQ ulb .9f6cno @oritcQrngcn
ltntt Ser Gorf miro Gelrtc BON S llbr
WtorNc13 biS ) ll6r Nod)mitta0S SIR
&nipcftton oiicn icin. Sic Gr0ffumug
Der Soiion lit auf nGd)itcn SamItag
Nodhlitto0 fcitgciebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31

III 0llerltdltl1dcl1 &reilCn ola enc
W}uItcronItolt ongcicbcn miro. Ym
&iinNlt N}ontug lit ciuem jCocu
gentl6cn Wclc9cnbcit gcaebeu, icin
GderfIcin III nicicm @%icbcapcrfc bel
5lttragcn, 0o Der llcbcriduB 0c4 Sc
tics llnnci6mdIcrt ocm g%9oiienbuu5
6u @lltc fontmt. lln0 0ie Ginla.
nlna SIM @clll6 0icicS Settles lit in
Scr Ghot cinc irldc, Der man MIR 51t
germ 6olae @lciltet, pcrItcbcn 0oh bic
Nrrangctrc 0cllGlbcn gdr5 porjilg
lid, cinem ocn Nnicntbalt oortielblt
SIT cinem 1u6crIt on9cncbmcn 81
modltll. Dos g3oiicnDoll9 . @ictic
oa Efin0it Montoa uno ser Gcut.
idc lug I'M Scptcnbcr lin0 lcit
Sohrcn Die bci0cn v0roBcn Gage" bc5
Gcutidtbum9. IS iino Dies bic Ia
&c, an 0cncn oltd) Ole, lpclde iid)
Ionit III Sprnhc mo @ciit bcrcit9
aQ}ltltbr oamcrifonilirt" bobCn, iit)
micOcr nit Stol5 gotl5 o0eiltid" lib
Iclt; oie Gage, an Oenen man 9t.
fannie, hic man icit 2ongcnn nift
mc6r Qclcbcn, NIT Sihcrbcit mieocr
81 trcficn cruortcn oorf; Die Gage,
an 0enen hoa Gcuti6tbum unierer
Sto0t ein o&lcin . Baltimore" iiir
iid) ielbit biloct. 60 lit cS Sabre
blnourdl 0emciclr, 10 miro cS olId) IN
oicicm icin. Nlio, &br GcutihcL
oif 5lni &ipcrpiemEor am Efin0it,
MontugI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31

&c GorroGf Gpclcr6 bo-
ZEN in ihrer regelmGBigcn SibunQ
@rr. S4n. $, @clfrid 3llnt Gircftor
otter Sports g Nbtbeilungen erludblt.
Sr. 6eIirid) bat in inoirefter gSeiie
oicies 9tlnt id)on l0n0it perieben ulb
Die nellc Gbre lit MIR cine ofii3ieQc
Nncrfcnnung iiir ieilic bis jebt gclei-
ltctcu pcrtboollen Gicnitc. JitrSonns
tag 0ru q. Sum-, lit Elm g~roBeSgSctt
iabren urratfgirt. 3uiielbc finoct
rod Ser SheQ : Gooo itott II. mertl.
poQc Hreiie lill6 allsgelett, mGbrcno
Der Freis fiir Die 9ctbciliguna MIR
80 Gents bctrGgt. 9lm 9onncritog
iono eilt Nilsiluq bei ~itorfcr 9ctbei-
ligllng nad Yifespile itott.
Sic % uGtimorc6 ortbils
Ounq3I6 ule iir ain6cr-
Qortcn 2c1rerinnen" belt
gcitern Nod)mittoa IN Nr. SIC, Bart
9(penne, lire SobreSidlubfeicr ob. i'll
meldjcr Die folgenocn @roouirten ct
ploue en6ielteu: Selen Senicmon,
Catherine (. epons, goitb @. 2cnis
Nciiie &. 2obntiiacr m1b Sllonitu %.
Honerp". Gier oerlel6en bpIlenoetcr
cincn DreijGbrigcn Gurius. ndnllih
q. @fngclo Nciap Glroitoru Sd6ffer.
Morn 8. Mopnorb uno Morgorctto
u, oom6. Sri. 9eiiic Soplor fat eli,
ncn birrjd6rigcn SIRIUS bintcr iid).
Ga& Gutum Der Yonfiers
Contention mcld)c Oieies Sobr
in Genper, GoI, %itnttiinbet, lit bier
cingelmtfencn geridten 5uiolge olti
Die ISOLDE oes 27. Septem6er feitge.
itellt. Cine Itorfe @etbeiligung I'M
ierer 9onfiers miro ermortet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31
gciIer iuie Eriiael.

Ga5 9urdpriigeln furirt ainoer
nidt bon 9ettndiien: gS beItebt cine
conititutioneQe llrIad)e fir bieie per-
orieBlife Sade. 6rnu 0l. Summers,
Dor ", gtotre Game, Sno., lit be-
reit, irgeno elmer Wlttter ibr erfolg.
reideS Sausmittel nit oollen slnipei.
Iungen mit5utGeilen. Sfidt fein
@elo, ionoern ihreibt beute nod, ot
lie, I'M Sale Cure ain0er nit oieiem
llebelltano beboftet iino. Sooelt od.
iiir oos aino nidt; es lit bodit pabr-
id)einlidl, oaB e8 5lir 8ermeioung
nidtS tbun fam. Gurd oieies Be-
bonoling meroeu audi @rpahiene
mo 1ltere 2ette, ueld)e bel Gage ODER
oes 9ad)ts all Snrnbeid)fperoen lei.
Ben, fuyirt. Shreiben Sic in oielee
Sprade. CGe5t5i4So)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31
@Gdentlidcr @cinno6eitS6cridlt.

gtur Of @cburtcn, nber t7S CODES.
fGdc. ~ Muiern. mao Sdorlad1.
iiebcr- Grfranflngcu ucbmcn nod
INNER 3lt. ~ Die Sterbcrate lit
mr. t5.16 oui ie 1000 Eerionen.
Ter @eridt 6eS @cirno6citS- De-
partemcnto iiir oie an 80. Mai eli.
oen0e No6e 5ei4t rs (o0eSi1le &C.
gen t5i in oericlbcn Nohc ocS Dor
iabre3, tGG III 1906 uno 1871 in
1905. Gte iGbrlide Sterbcrnte pro
1000 Der 0cpolterulg mur 1916;
@cibc 1905, Neacr 1920. Die
bonptiGdlid)cn IoOe5uriaden maren:
6ppbus /, S0nrlahficber 4, Qipb.
tbcriti8 I, Sd)uinolnft 30, 6er5,
tranfbcttcn 10, 2ungcnent5iinoung
If, 9rigbt'ide Nicrcnfranfbeit If.
S6Iu0dc no6 ser @eburt II. 4lterS.
idlu1d)e 4, llnidllc 8, Selbitmoroe 2.
Bon Den 5o0tet mnreH 80 WeiBc
un0 10 9tcger i'll Sen Ser. Staotcn
mo 26 i'm Altslan6e %geboren; BEL S
Sooten mar Der 8eburtsort uubc.
fanut. 9ldt IooeSiGQe e~reigneten
lid III Bon &ietp, % in 9oipit1lern,
10 in an0crcn S%nltituten. 81 Goro.
llcr5s SnqlIeite murOen a~bgebdlten.
Of 8eburteu, %oarunter 81 weiBe
Sinner, gclangten 5ltr Nnmeloung.
6olgenOe onitcden0c aranfbeiten
mur0en angemel0et:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31

cine GcUollttinu IN 9rltdereien be6clls
tctcu. Die Mittel lparc1t leid1ter be-
idloiit luic Die &unoen, bod entiflol
icfi lid cini0e 3citnngSbciibcr, nGnn-
Iid 2&bitclup Mcib bon Der .Gribii.
ne" i'll Nep 3 Oort, Wtcluille G.Stonc
bon Der Chicago oTcmS" mo @ulter
V. Nolbcntnl bon Dem Soui9uille
soltricr &ournul" 81 einem Ser.
Illdl. Ger &erlld) mar Elm Griola
bod) ocrbclicrtc Nr. Otergentbnler
feline Moidinc nod peitcr uno bat
olelc Grfiltoung zines 0elttidcn ieit.
Dem 0cn Stege9murid burh Die
guu5c Welt ongetreten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31

nonnten ipred)elt0en belpeQlideH &il.
Der erlueiicu it'd ais %ieltene 2lttrut
tipnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31
mir Die g4aiiemfinOer.

Ser @eiud) oe3 @aiienbou2 -Ficnic5
ON Bfinglt Oiontnq Die moraIia
iHc GiliHt zines icoen Geutihen.
Cine @cleQenbcit Elm coles Sic
bealucrf mirfiam SIT unterltiiBen.
- 2ule @orbcrcitpmgcn "Qctroficn.
Ger Gfingit MoHtog geb0rt, mie
%oQiGhrIidl 10 ullh in OiciUn Sabre
Dem GeutidJeu @aiienbouic. Ticiem
a&nititutc, Dos cs itd 5ltr Nuigabc gcz
lcBt bot, Den Nermitcu uutcr Sen ar
men, Den GlCtnelt, 0cncn Is Cin Der
bcS @cIhid ucrio9t bat, pom Gltcrlt-
licbc umNcbcn pom G~ltcrto1tgc 51rt.
LID gebiitet, ocn S]cbcn9pfu0 5I man.
0cl1, olca Dies nod Ni0Qlidfeit me
ni0itcna SIT cricBcn lie III Qlttc1
9fe1idcu 5li cr5icher lln0 ibncn cine
Nu9biloung III Aebcn Ole e9 ibnen
crm6ali6t I'M lpdtercn &ebcn ulti
cigcncu 6ii6cn 5t ltcbcn. Gin ioI-
dies Snititltt 81 mtcritiibcL lit bic
moroIild)c Eilid)t Der glQ0cmcinbci;,
IN Oicicm 6olc I'M bcionocrcn Die
Eilidt nicrc5 Gcutihtbum9. ooa
riht NIT llnrcdt itoI5 oorolri lit cine
9&oiicnbcimotb III bciibct, Die oltd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31

,,.,,,4,,- ;or.Ious,,- D,-a,-u1-,. ~
n w.. "a v'"ta,,'VS o> ~,'
~, ,'''''i''' ''"' Wy '''''''' "'''"
'''''"' nr..
,Gss o-oo o" "' o..
h %o,o@oo ~StG"a
4""a,p,ao 81 -, m p,''',,u'p' "''5'''('
$500 ,' '','' n ~. T,,"''',I' p @ o.'
l'' ,.S ,,,' ".;'e'G',,'1 ''S ',,;H,I'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31
Die sctmaIdinc.

WV
Der ScfrctGr S6obmciitcr Ger
Mcr0cntbolcr 2inotOpc So, Src-
0crid 5. @orburton, b0lt cine
Ncoc iibcr sic Gntitcbumg ser
ScBnloidinc. - Die &erOienIte
oc$ Gcltihcn Sttmor W}crgens
tbolcr.
@ei cincm @onfctt, mcl6c3 bon
cincm aus 9tngcltcatcr Der Wergcn-
tholer 2inotnpe SO. %bcltcben0cn Club
tiir5lid III ytcn Dort gcgcbcn MIR
&c, beontmortetc Der SetrctGr-S hat.
mciiter 0icicr Gompnanic, 6reoerid
:. @arburton ben Iouit .llniere
&crgongcnbcit," Der uiclc9 Sutcrcl
iontc iibcr Die groBurtiQc Grlinoung
oc5 Iangc &obrc III Baltimore mob
ncnocn Iclttldcn Ottnrur Wtcrgcn'
tHolcr, icScbnolhiuG cntbiclt, sd
FAINT iUte mon ST Ioacn pilcgt, mic
GIN Bud lprcdclL "lugtc Sr. Morburs
ton, y0cnn id mar BON Nnfnnd an
babel. Sd mtcrItiittc ocn Monn,
mcl6cr Gic W}oidlinc Crfono, OurdD
meld)c Merqcntbalcr icine critic Socc
cnlpiinN II. bottc 0d9 mcltcrc Ser
anilQcn, Mcrgcntbaler bel DER NllQ.
orbeitlmg icincr Griinolma 81 inter
itiibcn."
Sr. Nnrbrrtpn mar 0nm0l2 ein
ciniohcr YriputunonL mo fiiDrtc
sic S6lpicrigfeitcn, Die iid) Dem In.
t%ernebmcH, bic neltGriulOcnc ScBs
moid)inc ollf Den Winrft ~ bringclL
oils er Sdobnciitcr @1crporOcn mar.
itinen 3ub6rcrn onl Neitcn oltrd Die
Ghotlndc Dor Nl1ncu, inOcm er lag
tG, boB er oft perIonIi6 @el0 bergen
muBtc, lut sic nohentlidJen ltntos
ten SIT ocden. yNl5 Sr. Wtcrgcntbos
Ter ober IN 1899 itarb, lpnr or ell
WiiQiondr mo Got feline 6omilie ieit.
Dem idbrlid mic tpcliacr ol9 $50.
coo Tontiencn cmpfonGeL" iilgte
&r. @orburton bin3u.
Sn 1876 itelte Charles z. Moorc
cine ScbmoIhinc Dor elmer gln5nhl
Ncridtcritottcr in WaibinJton aus.
Die oltd) I'M beidrdnttcn MuBe in
0cbroltd) genomnlen mur0e. 3ie me-
d)oniId)en Sdluierigfcitcn oieier NO.
idinc bGtlftcn ii6 obcr bcrorti1, ooB
ric bintcr Der GrIinoung I~teGcnoen
9opitoliiten oicic Wioidilte sur Ser.
polfommnltnq einem tiidtlgen Wiei
donifcr ilber9obcn.
Sin @oltimorer Icltti6er, Non1cnS
Sobl, Der Derid)icocne bcrMoore'idet
SctmaIdinen crboltt bate, mltr0c 81
S(atbc ge5ogcn itn0 oicier cupidbl
letncn Better Sttmar WcrQeltbalcr,
mo MN begann Der Griinocr Oct
cpod)entodenoen Scbmoidinc icinc
9lr6cit. Sr. M%crgentboler perpiIid)t
tctc iih, inter Dem Sobne sit orbci.
ten, Den er 81 ieltcr Belt CHIPPING,
Eno muroe ibm noS n%otbuenoige
Moteriol ntb cine Mertit0tte sur
8erfiiqung gcite0t. Sabre ldfperer
grbeit, in ipeld)en Ole Ntittcl OFT dlt-
Berit tnopp mur6en, iolgtcn nun,
GnOlid lpor boS 3iel erreift. bod
MN itnnoen Der Griinoer mo feline
trcrcn Sreunoc 5ruei Groblcmen &c.
| geniibcr, udmlid: Wtittel fiir 0en9ult
Der Wlaid)inen uno aunoen fiir ole
| icrtigeu Maifinen 81 iinoen, melhe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31

Gle q nplDnnio CT
cn b al II" 1ot iocben Gin l%lltcrtI-
iontcs bulletin crloHcrL in mcldcm
Snitrnftiouen iiir ioIte Gerienocr,
pclfe ni6t gon5c @aggonlobutgen
perienocn, entbalten lino. Sn bent
IeIben beibt eS inter Inoerem:
Sebes Eodet, 9iiu6cI ooer Stiid,
fiir meldes nidt Elm @oggon aIlcin
beoriprndt miro, mlB Oclltlid)
IN 1inte, Grnpon, SAablonen o0er
audi gntbefeItigten AnD6nge5ettclH
Die gorelie oes ~Gmpf0ngcrs entDol,
ten.
GieIelbcn miiifen acuou nit benz
eiienbobn.M nniicIt iibcreinitinmcn
aae alien 9(breIicn Iolten bon Gilten
SGden etc. entfernt nerben, ebc bic.
Ielben nod ben 6ru6tbabnbofcn &c.
brud)t pcrben.
Senoungen mad Stootcn, in meI-
den rtebr nls 5lpet Ber1olien bonn
namlihen Tonlen in @cidGften tGG,
tig iinb, ioaten ~bcfonOers i~orgfGltia
mnrfirt mcroen, INN @ermedslungen
5l permeiber. Ga5 ndmli6e GILT fir
Die WaniieIte.
@enn godete etc. fir Srtc be.
itlmmt iino, mcldc oireft oil Der 81
ienbabn licgcn, 10 lit cS notbpen6ig.
Die Nomen Der gtutionen gennu an.
3nfiibreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31

Sic unteriu DUNG ibcr
SEN gifcnbobn llnfoIl SIT
Garrett, Foi ont 6reitog, bei mcldcm
bier 9oltimorer perlett milrben; lit
nod nidt poIenoet. Sn mobgeben,
sen arciicn berri6t Die gnIidt Dor.
6ob IN 1olac Ser grobcn Site oie
@eleiie iid) itorf criueitertcn, un6 oo
iid al Ser Stcllc, 100 Der llnioQ itatt
iollO, cine itorfc 9icaung porbonocn
it, es moqli6 it, odB oes6olb Scr
0coboftu1gSpoGgon cntgleiite. Gle
bier 8crltngIiidten aus 8altimore
idieten geitcrn ole perhdltniBmdBiq
mo6l SIT icin. @eitern erfldrten Die
@eolntcn Scr Giienbobn.@ eieaidoft
Dab cs nidt mobr iei, oob Ser @oge
oon nod Scr GntgIeiiung cine 30.
idnlnq binob roflte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31

TGIe 5nr Ieiie in's Nuslan6 be.
iorat 6. Rnine, Hr. Alb, Ci.galti.
moreitraFe, ua9e Gaitom Souie I'VE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31
Jntnle ltnupriidjtigfcit.

TroQiibc@ Gu0e oe5 Gorporol2 II. 9.
MtGliNtod 5t Sort Gtbur1 Naclt.
- Gridob it'd 5ufduig bci'm
@ad0icnIt. - Mor ciu Sobn.
oc9 Gr Stootrot62 WicGlintof.
a-~
Gurd1 cine <gcl oll9 ieincr eiqc-
ncn 6lintc iono Corporal u. 2ped
WcGlintpd bon Grtppc i oeS 10.
a~apoQcric . Mcginletta, SIT Sort
Gtbon Nacn itotionirt. Elm Sobn 0eS
Gr Observation-Disclosures Gobert
WtcGlittof bon ser 6. g8dr0, ON
lcBten Wlittluodl lcine1 So0. Gr mor
5llr llcbcrpnd)ltn0 bon mchrcrcll @cs
fnnQCncn conmton0irt mo laB Dor
Dem Mohhoua nit oerl @eluchr iii
Der Suno. g8dErcn0 er NIT ieitelt
9lrrCItunten iprudL beriIbrtc CT nit
Der Son0 ocll Iriidcr 0ea @clucGre3,
Gin SdltB fro6te mn Der ltngliidlls
dc Corporal liant to0t }t Nooeli. yer
2eidnom mnroe geitern nod) @oltis
more IN Die Nobnnnq Ger Gdntc 0ea
5ootcn, 6rou Morp :. 9}cilo, 9tt.
%, 9toro GbcItcritroBc, aebrnft
BON 100 aus qcitern Nohmitto0 oic
Ncer0igrng orf Dem Gouoon Rorf-
6ricoGoic itattiano. @aitor Iboa.
3burlop. Heftor Der 6iIdloil. STRIDE
scr rSolp Comforter" biclt Den 1rous
eroottcaoicnit Gorpprol McGlintod
mtroe Dor 20 SQbren III Baltimore
qcboren. Gr bintcr40Bt nebcn icttcr
@itttpc 5rpci Nriioer r1i0 2 1pce
Tier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-31

gie Mild 8eror0nunG.-
Gic meme Mild 8cror0nung tyitt
ntoroeu IN Graft nnb bottclt bis &c
Itern Mittog etiuo $500 Geronrn,
Gr(ntbnibiheine fiir ocn Gerfallf poll
Meild) erlnngt. Inter Sen geItint.
mrnlocn mliiIien Better bon Sotel$,
.2ul,d MoonlS," aportment1Guicrn,
@rocerietL apotbcfcil unn Soba-Sons
tdttcn i1n1nltfid grfoitbniBideine cr.
fnilgen, 90 sic Geror0nung ic6c Ser.
ion cinidlieBt, sic Mild pcrfoltit
olio llid)t MIR Y|lild1onOler oQein bn-
bon betroficn mcr0eu.
The Dickinson press., 1908-12-26
GOOD COUGH MEDICINE FOR
CHILDREN.

The season for coughs and colds is
now at hand and too much care cannot
be used to protect the children. A child
is much more likely to contract diphther-
ia or scarlet fever when he has a cold.
The quicker you cure his cold the less
the risk. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is the sole reliance of many mothers, and
few Of those who have tried it are willing
to use any other. Mrs. F. F. Starcher,
of Ripley. w. Va. says,"I have never
used anything other than Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for my children and it
has always given good satisfaction"
This remedy contains nc opium or other
narcotic and may be given as confidently
to an adult. For sale by all druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1908-12-26
LOCAL NEWS
Try the Dickinson creamery butter.

Try the Dickinson creamery butter.
6-27-tf
Phone 81 for coal, wood and kindling.
I2-5-tf
We carry the popular magazines and
Twin City dailies. T.. J. Greene & Co.
o-26-tf
See Berg for the best in paints and pa
:pers. 7-18-tf
Good office room for rent, Welton
Mcdonald. .8.2o-tf
Baby carriages that are neat and DUR
able at Frankenberg's. 5-2tf.
]. Vaughn has Red Lodge coal. Ask
for your order. Phone 81. I2-5-tf
Flexible Flyers, coasters, sleds and
skates at A. T. Crowl & Cos. I1-28-tf
Get a new sleigh at the O. K. stable
for your next ride. 12-19-2p
Hand painted place cards. See samp-
les at T. j. Greene's drug store. 12-19-2p
You want correct styles of furniture
and you can get them of Frankenberg.
He also has carpets, curtains and things
generally found in a frst-class furniture
store. s-2tf.
Money to loan on real estate.
Everett Real Estate & Loan Co., Dick
-inson. N. d. 2-1-tf
Dishes and more dishes, just what you
need for harvest and threshing time at
DIENKEL's. 8-I5-tf
We have in stock school books for all
grades, also high school books. tt:
Greene & Co. o-2o-tf
II tne plumbing system at your house
is oat of order, OF needs repairing, call
der Smith & Evans. Phone 22oL. 2.22-tf
Frankenberg has the Baldwin Co.
pianos. You can see them at his furni-
turo store. If you think of buying, call
and look at this standard make. 5-2.tf.
The Dickinson press., 1908-12-26

Sherif-elect Wiech made a business
trip to Taylor Saturday.
Julius Williams of Taylor was ir
town the first of the week.
Sheriff Hartune was in Richardton
last Saturday on official business.
Carl Hamann of Richardton was trans.
acting business in the city last Friday
and Saturday.
M. c. McCaffrey. the Midway mer-
chant, was q business visitor in Dick
inson the first of the week.
Miss Mamie Brodie, who attends St.
GATHERINGS college in St. Paul. is spend
ing the holidays with her parents, MI.
and Mrs. j. F. Brodie.
Ole Troseth. a homesteader west of
New England. was in Dickinson on
Wednesday to see about making COM
mutation proof OH his land.
John Peterson and Anton Colstadt of
Gaylord were in the city last Friday
and Saturday, being witnesses in a COZ
test case held at the u. S. land office.
Misses Bertha and Gertie Amundson of
Manning were in the city last Saturday
and made proof on their homesteads.
Their witnesses were L. A. Watkins
and Andrew Lind.
Brakeman 7. B. Foreman, who has
been %railroadine on this division for
ove two years, left this week for a few
months visit at his old home in Metz.
Nc.
Grant Palmer is spending the holidays
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Palmer. For the past four
months he has been working with a
surveying crew between Missoula and
Garrison on the N. P.
Adam Rettie of Arlington. Ohio, was
in town the past week, the guest of G.
r. Wannemacher. He purchased a
quarter section of land west of New Eng .
land of Mr.. Wannemacher last summer
and expects to farm his land the coming
season.
M. M. Cone of Montpelier, N. D., was
in town the first of the week and on
Monday at the u. S. land Office offered
proof on the homestead of his deceased
mother. Mrs. Mary j. Mooney. It will
be remembered that Mr.. Cone was the
MANAGER of the Owens ranch near Man.
ming for a number of years.
Another well asphyxiation case occurred
near Richardton recently. making the
second violent death of this nature in
that place within a few weeks. Henry
Remington of Mott lost his life in a
well at Charles Scrosham:s place near
Richardton a week ago last Tuesday. He
had been lowered into the well and
called to be pulled, up as he noticed GAS.
When about, 80 feet from the surface he
was overcome by the gas and fell back
to the bottom of the well 40 feet below.
He left a wife and five children.
The Dickinson press., 1908-12-26
Birthday Party

Rev. T. L. Rabsteinek was given a
rousine surprise party Monday morning
by the Benedictine Sisters and the
children of St. Joseph's parochial school.
The party was given in honor of his 43rd
birthday anniversary and the school was
the scene of much merry-making. The
children had been drilled by the Sisters
and an excellent program was rendered.
The exercises opened with a German
song of welcome by a remarkably we'll
trained chorus and was followed by con-
CALCULATIONS, a recitation by Miss Mary
Fried. Next in order was the presenta-
tion of gifts in accordance with the
good old German custom and especially
interesting 10 a number of invited
friends who were unaccustomed to the
ceremony. Come Where the Lilies
Bloom was the second song by the
children's choir. which was followed by
a sketch. ''Old Grimes and Handy Andy"
from The Troublesome Servant by
Joseph Scheeler and Erasmus Froelich.
The choir furnished the last number on
the program by singing Beautiful
Days. a very pretty song, ~cleverly
rendered. FIR. Rabsteinek thanked the
Sisters and children for the surprise and
gifts and announced to the latter that
Santa Claus was also to visit them that
morning. The children remained and
enjoyed a treat of candy. nuts and fruit
and each n received some gift to carry
home. Fl. Rabsteinek received several
valuable and useful presents from the
children and other friends and his
anniversary was a very pleasant one.
The firm of Hauley & Sullivan of
Mandan are trying to get C. F. Merry
out of the Adams county Jail on a writ
of habeas corpus. Mr.. Sullivan was in
Bismarck last week but his showing was
not quite satisfactory to Judge Winches-
ter.
The Dickinson press., 1908-12-26
LOCAL NEWS

Liquid Veneer 25c and soc sizes at
A. T. Crowl & Co. If
Call up J. Vaughn for all kinds of team
WORK. fhone o.. I2-5.t.
Before buying a piano see the Baldwin
make at Frankenberg's. s-2-tf.
If you are after a bargain in a Piano
see Mrs. Langdon. I2.12-3p
Just what the little daughter wants for
Christmas-A nice piano. have just
what you want, at a low figure. Mrs. c.
S. Langdon. 1912 st