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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30

PIN s. 6cbr. 2oatPTrr ruGolcOonja"
noh Glasgow.
9um If. Icbr. Gompicr r9or6o.
roiio" not 9rcn1en.
PIN u. 6cbr. Goupicr o@o}io"
mad Ncupcl uu0 @cuo.
2(m II. 6cbr. Gompfer uOcconic"
nob Soutbompton.
2m 10. 6c6r. Compiler o6iuIonO"
nud] Nntlucrpcu.
9Im u. 6cbr. Compiler oStotcn-
onn" nod &ottcroom,
2(nt l3. 6cbr. Sampler lorraine"
nab SABRE.
2(m 10. 6cbr. Gompfcr oGaiicrin
Tltguito &iftorio" mad @om6urg.
2In 10, Gcbr. Gompict oSoubur0"
mad Gibraltar ln0 Ncopcl,
2hm IS. 6c6r. Compiler o2uconia"
nod 2~iberpool.
gm 10. SEER. Qnmpfcr nGcoric"
nod Gibraltar utO NeopCl.
Nm 10. 6c6r. Gompicro Columbia"
nod @ln5gom.
gIn 10. 6r6r. Sampler n0limc-
babn" nod Son0on.
Sim Is. 6e6r, Ganpicr st. Saul"
mad Soutbumptou.
Nm 10. 6cbr. Gompicr oNcdor"
nad) Gibraltar mo Ncopcl.
Gm IS. Ser. Goupfcr oGoronio"
nod Gibraltar mo gfcupcl.
Nu Is. 6cbr. Gompier o&ronprin.
5ciiin GcciIic" 1a6 @rcmcr.
Hn 10. 6cbr. Gompfcr oMoieItic"
ltod Soutbompton.
Nnt 19.6cbr. 0ampfcry &o0crlon0"
llob 2tntiuerpcn.
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GBcIapeafc Sampfcr'G ompasnie.
- hninnrnIcLAini

SDNIupeulC SuNhp
0bridpeatc.2inie.
@legaltte YdffagiersSampfer columbia ulb
nNugntta."
Oh Yoint Comfort iito Nurfulf, ga.
Eampfer ~beriaiien Baltimore tdgli6 (diSge
noHlllell Spnllta9s) nm 100 Mbelos Iito foils
men in Glo Bplut Comfort mt 6 lbr DlDr.
Aelte mo III 9~toriolf nm 7.30 Worge1s an, aus
i6IIebeRo an Die Giienbabn5iiae nah alen
&nnften oes Siioens ,u1o SiolpeftenS.
Yurfs9iiuerl9inie
SIeG1ntcr YahlaiersDa sNtL1nta.A
nudl 9eft.Foiat iiio Nidlnono, Ya.
Sampler u~erlafeu Baltimore 9ienitags. Doas
ncritaas mo Sdrnitng5 nm 3 ubr gu6mittagS
lno tonlmell 5u gS"iisBpint I'M Z. 45 WiorgeRS
l,no III Jidmono nm $50 Ntorgens al.
Die OuiHpter lperoell nltl Oct Sins lito gtiid'
fdbrt bet giinitigem SSetter in 9Ioucefier QOint.
Slemetis, 9lap 3aif unh IlmoHo'S anlegef.
Snmpfcr %ucrlalcu Baltimore pom Bier IT. 10
uuo 10, 2iabtitralen.geerfte.
Srrd -Ntleie nab allen Fultietl ionneft ge'
ibert. @cpdd uifGeeeben iino aaiiitel8intiner
i'm &oralI5 reicrpirt lperocn in ben bieitgei
MiuetsNitcaur: Nr. 40, Git.galtimurc. Strabc,
Y, y. Nopien, asent; w, ~, Cit.Saltin!ore.
st-a6:, pocr bcn S1upts SlircauG al eight.
nno 2cesStrnhe, Baltimore, Ylo.
Ncubct Tuiicr, g.. I. Ghisnt,
Sen. s@cfbGttsfnbrer. Sen. 'Vaff .sYgen'.
:. 8. @ieoanuel, SfIfs'Sen. sRaf. 'sIaeni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30
Baltimore Tampi Safet So.
laite unb snocrldiFse gat.ainie.)
9ie gsr. Sta 1teH'4soIt bef6roerno.
Ta,npjrr ,Virgtnia (ueu), .Nuabnma,~
.@eufaiu." ..YcureHes.h

y@eDfgia." ,1enreHse."
9anfpfer iabreu idaIi6, SonntdeS apSgenor.
men. bon ben u9ais9inies~ piers, Rr. IDS.
Qtg6tsS irGbe. $50 Gberos, oireit nan Oh
Iunften bes Slbens. Berbtnouna In Old
gsoint Comfort NIT e. & Q. giteHbabu.@ Wan
Mihmonb, gerbinouna in Rortsrnoni5 NIT Dem
rGnboaro air Cine foIioem Bulge nnh Bortss
rontb NIB atIdnta. On glorfolf @erbtnouRg
NIT Der .~sliIantic Coat Cine glortolf nrb
meitIib uno. .SIo Sominion Cine" nat saetps
perm. @afbtngton, R.sG., FihntoHo. Sd.. nro
Hmabiseiten mad eliropdit1em BIare. gnru'
ri6fc Guilien8tmrner eieftrif9e geIeu4tnna.
6inmer in ben RinetsGfrenur ber -@absaine."
VI. f07 SftfeaItimoresSt strait Nr SOC nno
EOS, atabt,g trabe, Q. u. 8. Office, Shboft.Gde
Baltimore ino g~1lpert'Strabe, ~eonftfsntdi
9bnrIeSsStrabe.
Spbn u. SheytusSb, q. Hr1mMy
SicesRrdf. II. n'Mpnndaer. 0en.'Vsdn .'Naenf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30


2(uc, S.s@. - @criommlung je0en
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itlut0e ieocn Sonltag uno Wfittuo0
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gWeiougocrciu 8crmlonio-Mi6nnCr
DIOR"
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ihlnOe icOcn 0onlcritog in George
9cBlcr's, Nr. 922, @enuiylponia-9lpe,
N.-8.
t. y&crein 9a0cn"
Scfretdr Gorl Sommcl Nr. $500,
@sStr., N.,@.
oGcrein NnpCrn, GolumbiasS ettion
9. N.sS. b. N.-N."
SefrttGr Gbco. q. 2cdcrt, gtr. 1910,
/ SIori0o.@oc., Nd. - &eriommIung
ichCn /. SonntoA I'M Wonut bel SEQ.
9cbicr, Nr. 922, &crmiyluoEia'Nue,
N.,@.
ySciicn Gormitd0tcr llntcrItiituu0s-
8crCin"
ScfretGr Sobn W%tciningcr, Ger.
201S, 8. Str, N.-g8. - &criommIung
icOcn 3. WPithuo6 bel Plug. Sdywar3
9tr. S27 7. Ctr, N..@.
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@.Str., Nd. - @criommIlmg icOcn
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Nr. 737, Z. Str, N.zg8.
0ccoiiio,&ogc @r. t, 9. .. 5. Y,,G.'
ScfretGr 8. q. Sdiir0cr, GongrcB
SdgbtS 3. Is. - GcriontmIung iC.
Ocn ,. mo 4. Gorncrito9 bei Senrp
@obmnnn, Nr. 49, 7. ctr, @.-g8.
oGGltidcr llntcritiiGun08 9lln0,
Giitrift Nr. 100"
Scfrct6r 0iiAacl Dict, Gr. GO.
9sStr, Nd. TT &erIamllllilng icocn
+. MittpoG i'm Monnt in 9(ltguit
Shluor5'5 oGolumIbio Mdnpcr6or.
@oac," Nr. S21 7, Str. @.s98.
,EIottocutidcr &crcin"
Scfrctdr g9m. Sonnemonl, Nr.
1915, Morion-Str, &.+@. Ser
iommllutQ icSen 3. 9omncrfog I'M
Nonot in Nr, 430, s.. Str, N.-g8.
oGolumbia @rnucr 4. llntcritiitnn95,
Gcrcil"
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2s5try &..@. - @criomnIlrng ie0cn
3. Gicnito9 I'M Monot III Nlrguit
Sdnpor5'3 nGolumbin . MGnncrGor.
Sale Nr. S27, 7. Ctr, N.-@.
nGolumbioz@lmo Nr. 81,
9. 8, 8. g. g."
Scfrctdr Sobr Mcininocr, Scr,
201S, .. Ctr, I..9S. - &crionmlluug
ic0cn >. WittTod i'm Monot in Mig.
SWpor5'S nGElum6io Il. WGnncrdor-
Soac," Ntr. S27, 7. Sir, @..@.
nGcuti6 . 9tnlcrifoniiNcr llntcritilt.
sungS.& crcin"
ScfrctGr g. WicgGn6, Gar. S2i, g.,
Str, S..W. - &eriammlung ic0en
2. 9icnitaa int Wcnot bel @corGc
@ebler, Ir. 922, 9cnniplponio.A pe.,
N.-@.
~Gcutider llnteritiibun0S 9ltno,
SiItrift 9tr. 40"
ScfrctGr @m. Solulcmonn, 9tr.
1915, Morion.Str. @.zy. - Ser.
ionmllng icocn A. Mittwoh i'm Mo.
not in glug. Shluor5'S n%Golumbia.
WGnner6or-SoQc," Nr. S27, 7. Str,
I..@.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nr. I, o. Q. O."
SefrctGr 9. s. SCHUBERT, Nr.i1227
1. Str, H.,8. - Scriommllrng ieoen
l.. itn0 3. Montog I'M @onat BEL
Senrp @obmonlL Hr. 49, Z. Ctr,
R.-8.
uNcbgcr ltntcritiibungS Screin"
Sefretdr s. g. SeB, Nr. 112, 4.
Str, N.-@. H.-G. Seriommllmg ic.
Sen I. 9icnitae ipr Wonot BEL Geo.
9eBIer, Nr. o22, Gcnniplpania gpe.,
R..@.
n@iIbclm ScIi'2oee Ir. 5.
II. 8. 8. 8.sH."
ScfretGr Saul gadDidmiot, Nr.
$40, 9.Str., @..S. - 8eriommIung
ieOcn 2. unO A .Gienitog int Wonat
III Nr. 623, 2oitiiiona.slpe. N.-8.
nGplumbia.S urnbcrcin"
Shriitipart s. G. Woltn, Nr. 223t,
- "a MI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30
Sricf6cf6rocruno mad, bcm g~nslanbc.

'N'NJ N'lNl'p1l wv.
SricfbCf6rOcrnn9 nnd) ocm Nnslnnoc.
Die %olt@ldu0iidc @oit fin sic nit
Dem I. 6cbruor cn0cn0c ISOLDE
idIicBt bier I'M @mlptpoItomt, in al
len 6Glcn prompt, mic iolgt:
Die Eotct, FoIt lit pom 8 llbr &or-
mittoGS bis 8 ltbr No6mittogS tag
lid oifcnj ollS0cnomcn Sonnto0S.
Die Eodct EoIt noh @roBbritou.
nicn mo SSrlouo itIicBt 0ieuItoa9
rn0 6rcitogS nm ) llbr Nodmitto15;
nn6 Deutidlnno nm 5 ll0r Nod)mit.
tags, 90. Sonuor.
9ampier fobrcn pou 9tcm. port alb.
ipelm nift on0erS ongcgebcn:
gIn ltno rod ocm /. Sfto6cr 1907
iino sic 9rieirotcn nod] Dem guSlun.
oe (ou$geuommen Canada, Werifo,
Eonano mo Guba), mic iolgt: Sim
GentS iiir sic critic llu5e u1o Oret
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pvt %u'''pI.t Oo,' @o''o.' pu'' ~
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trail Imcrtta, Wct.
Snotcn, etc.
0nnnrr5too 70 4or,,or I'm 6
llbr S(bcubs nod Standardization ner
0onpfcr .llronoIi~. nm 9 mr. nod,
81 TIoto.qorhitrihcn nrr 0onnirr
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hlrr Nrins Mi0rm 81, noh 4no.
o,1o NM GnInmbio ncr 0nmnirr
Trnrtio.. nod, 9$rrunmbucn ner
0onnfcr Wnntior@. ,odh Wobomoa
nor 9onhfcr Worrn Go5tle"
9rriton II Gon,,or lin O l1hr
gbrnhs nod Wprnuho nor 9onnfer
Wernr,bior~. ro6 Worto Mico We,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30
Spnr Banter

rSeEtimc Spnrbauf Uan &nlttmnre," GiGtdius
uHh, Baltimore Strd6c. g-..st.
,St. Snmcs Sparbant, VulilmoresStraB Nllo
G~uitOmaGuutC yoCuuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30
TruIt,GolnpdaniCn

p@inr0laun Trut Co." 9]i1roucit @dc Colbert
ncnt; g. 6. 3iurmcrulaitlt, Scttctnr; Garrq.
San Ncb, ShupmCiitcr.
Baltimore Srnit q Guarantee g." G%0liltahIC
gittloing,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30
ut5s8

cutilc guul BON @%nlimUrc," @GItimprc'
ulo Souioap=S truEe, @iqlit sSebcr, Eralis
Dent; Z. 5. Siht. ShOpmciiier. r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30
Rarslanb. nnb SennipIuania.ya5n

sise ucr!aNen Iprtb.g tpeuue.S tattou:
100 Moreens gorf Bolt. tdslid. ausaenout'
ntefi SoItntag.
p.05 Woroefts Teltd gcccm., MIR Sonittne.
$50 Morgcns 8elc. r aeeom., tdgIiH, ausge'
nomnren Sonntaq.
12O Wnhmitta9s geIdtr Gccom., MIR Ssrrftna.
S.25 Rabmiitags 0orf 1pt, tdali&, ausee'
.iomnfe1 Sonrtda.
4.05 Wn6mifiags Della 9ccom., nur eonntng.
4.45 Fn6miiinos ReIuir Iccpn.. tdgli4, aus
aenorlnten Sonuiaa.
600 Abenos Selta gceom.. .daIt1. an6aes
nomffieit Sorntae.
t1.00 sbenos SeIta aepnt., nut Sonrtaa.
11.30 @benbs @elair 4ceom., tdgItn, aiS8e'
noInrlen Sonniaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30
9~}otioual 9anfen.

9fQtional -9dnfen.
,Shc cS Go,uu National SAINT" cjuo. uno
@rcters StraBC. SnCob u. @oDi, &riiibeRt;
0cnrO Z. HCouc. Nailircr.
/, 3ipeitc 9intionGisSntt," 432 Slto'yrod6inuO
u. Is. gSGQHCr. Nliitrtr.
- A5citcru NGtiunnl NnHt, IA giprosSutatusStr.
II. Ut1rriptt, A|tuiitrct.
>, Brittle National Gut," GGe Vdltlnlores ulio
Gort0sStruGC.
=, IarmetS & Mcrmaut5 NatipnGt San!, p"
SoutGs uHh SpWhdro 2trdbS.
,,Gpm9uerciul 4 SurmcrS' National Bani .
Siiolpcits ode SumurDs uHb 8erItnnsSt rube.
s.. I, glulhmiIt Ndifircr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30

3eItllngelt, 8cItIWtIfteI etc.
she Baltimore 9ieips Co." Sunio Ybcrcronrs
BE, SCiLbdfts fiibrcr, 3fs 9Seit-S trud II Cir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30
n@iIhclm ScG.2ogc Nr. 5.
II. .. 8. G.sH."


Scfretdr FouI 9adDidniot, Tr.
$40, 9.Str 9..S. - @erionmIung
ieocn 2. rnb A .GienItog I'M Wonat
III Nr. 623, 2ouiiiona-glpe., 1913.
ngplnmbia.S urnpercin"
Shriitiuort s. G. Woitn, Ir. 223t,
is, Str, I..@. = Seriommlnno ie.
bcn 2. Sonntog I'M Monat in scr
Surnballe, Ode Z. lino 2.Str. N.@.
Eitrnitunocn icbcn 9ienita9, Mitt.
nod iino Sreitag.
nSnfeI grdiig.g ereniiauul9s @erein"
Setret1r Geo. Meir, Nr. t24t, s.
Cir. 60. geriammIuns ieben
2. Sonntag i'm @orot in Scr. 430,
s. Str, H.-@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30
llAnnfntcn.

NoOotntcn.
8. 6nrburt sBimcr, RchtsuupuIt. linton Iruit
V%uiloiug, Baltimore. mo. ycIoe Eclephprc.
Srancia Y, Glcmm, Aicht2uUuult. 225 Ct. gGnIs
Sird6C. Baltimore. llio.
SCrl II. VI. SholH, 12G-129 oGp FULFILLING.
@uftuuuo GurD, 2Gl 2Gg GuluCrt Iuiloing,,
4. g9mt. Ermann, III Noro- GGurlc9.S trdBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30

@oumoteriaIicn, Sbitrcn, 6enlter-
ra6merL 2aocn etc.
Games y. 6Oicr & 60, 115 uuo III Ghos6rcs
o~crid.StruGc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30
@el6ditss

@ei6aftss& tgmctier.
3eitungen, 3citihriiten etc.
,psBe Baltimore 9ieips CO. 9unio 9bcreronts
BE, @cibditsiibrcr, 3ts SSeit-Gtrmdn IL Ctr.
9oumoterialicn, Gbitrcn, 6eniter-
ra6men 2a0cn etc.
5amcs y. 5Oitcr & 60, 115 lHo III sio.6rcs
gs SIS :. I slaan & Gro, l14 aiabtr. .gscrfte.
Nutionul- 9anfen.
rsbc 30 Ge,pu National Slant Gu9 nno
@rcter straBc. 5ncog y, &oof, $riii0eHi;
o3mcitc Rationale nut," 432 eiiO'Qroablrdu
,,gScitc RI N SIaR5iTai S SSaIii'@' il gpro.gutaw.et ctr.
ocfittc s]iatianat ..Yaait" GGe Baltimore. mo
,6armers 4 Mcrauufs %atipnal san.,"
Sottbs uno 2pmhdro 2ttdGS.
,GpmlHercinl & SuuHcrS' National 8aii, :"
SiioDcitsSd Sumurpz lHb 8ernldrsStruBe.
Is. :. 2'dlomit, S.d''trcr.
StQut@s9angcu
n1eutide gnnl BON Baltimore" @GIttmQrc'
un6 &oui6anz 5frafe. gluquit 99eOcr, Brdiis
Dent; Z, 5. 6iht ShapnlciIiers rG
Spar 9nnfcn.
,2crtidc svnrbaut van @oltimnre," Ghtdius
,st. SGmcs spar6amf," goItimore.5 traBe InO
EultDtlsSouic Ioc!lIle. '
TrltIt.Gompdgnicn.
yWinr0lnuD Srut Co." 9iOroluct=Gdc Colbert.
mo GcriEnll Siruht. @rlct 9cr.b. tlNlii5,
mont 81 z ItufVtNIfU0TII @ptIrtuT. NQIrll
Gan 9tcb ShuFuCliicr.
Baltimore Srnit d Guarantee Su," Sdiiltahle
gittloitg,
NoUotntcn.
8, 6arbart sBtmcr, RcatsnnpOlt. linton Iruit
g%uiloiug, Baltimore. mo. J'cIoe Eclephunc.
SrnnciS Y, Sicmm, Ncbt9uInunlt. 225 q. BGnls
scri u. 81, shniH. 80 100 dap q%tffhito.
WuitauuS aurb, 2Gi 2G9 Colbert Nuilping,.
4. Im. Srttnnn, III Noro G1drlc9sSirdBc.
2an0mirtbi6oitIi6e @crdtDe unN
SGmcrcien.
Griffith a. Snruer 50, 2o5 gjorO5Bacu,Strabc
M2nrnnor. un6 @runit @erfe.
g. Silaartucr & ejbuc, 7lI-ds 2SctsRaItis
moyt-SlraBe.
Ellnlbino Surfaces, Hon1c8 mo
Gcfcrt Guh0pdcn ltno Ainrcll.
gruurtt yroS., 523 Moro 6remunt. gCpctue.
Gupicridmicoc ml0 &Ium6cr5.
3ubu ou6crt, 17ti 9DnmcSs Strabc. g.. & q.
IcIcpbon; }Solfe 1889.
6cucrsE crIihcrumgeu.
&m. 4. cDndciiuro 4 So, 10 lic II G6umbcr
.Wupol Sniurnncc so. uf aiucruuul." 0curO NJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30

2an0mirtbi6oitli6e @crdtbe unG
SGmcrcicn.
Griffith g. Surucr 50, 205 gioroz Pnco,S trabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30

Mfurnnors ln0 Grant Merfe.
g. Hilndrtrrr & ejBuc, 7lI-7fs 28citsQaItt.
mpyc-SiraBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30

Ellnlbino Surfaces, Hon1c8 mo
Gcfclt. Guh0rdcn lulo 9tinncu.
gruurtt bros, 523 Moro 6remults gtbclue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30

Giouo$ mo OrgeIr.
Spas. M. stieff, Q 9jnros qiberips Strnbc.
@m. Gnabc q 60, ,90rtc" IBcbdhoe. Wt. 9iobaI-
Nucttue, .f. ,-#.. b.
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You Don't Risk

One Single Solitary
OF and ali cost to O does not We
Ve-Ore
willing
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Cured -Four Years Ago.
Permanently Relieved of Rheumatism and Nervous.
ness at the Age Of Seventy-eIghF.

INDIANAPOLIS. md afflicted with Rheumatism for
ATTACKS being especially strong during last winter
sleep of
my back and left leg My Nervous System
doctors who treated said they I
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Re.affirmed -Four Years Later,

INDIANAPOLIS March u 1861 Rheuma-
tism VitOre about four
FirS strengthens
old Sunday all
that have trouble urinate which often
old will do without VitBOre If
only know how good it is. would be Without
REV. JOHN
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l could not eat anything without it's almost
killing me. I also had Rheumatism and had
gone down from 225 pounds to IT'S pounds. I
had Deen In this state for a year, but the first
OF october l9O3, Lgrew worse; my back and side
panied me so much could hardly go about my
kidneys acted continually day and night as
ala my bowels: there seemed to be fire in my
great it seemed could not live. took every
thlng knew Of including several kinds of
patent medicines: some relieved me for a short
e elLne' put none cured me. My periods lasted
from two to three weeks, and no one but a
woman can know what I suffered. saw the
VIt@-Or advertisement and decided to see
WGaI IL WoulQ do and sent for a package. It
Il the start. L kept on using it and TODAY am
ause OF it and think it the grandest thing on
II for every ailment in the family and it always
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KIDNEY and BOWEL DISORDERS
Back and Side Panied Her. Also Had Rheumatism,
Stomach and Female Troubles.

CUNBY, TExAs.-My Kidneys were badly affected
we're out OF order and my Stomach WAS such had
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seVenty-eightyears old, and my system
was entirely worn out. I doctored with
so many kinds of medicine that had
q small drug store at home. but moth
Ing helped me. had new hopes. as
summer approached, that the warm
weather would bring me relief, but this
hope was not gratitied. as / grew no
better. Then gave up all thought of
cure. thinking that the doctors were
right and that nothing could help me.
One day read the Vit@-Ore adver-
tisement in my church paper and sent
for g. package. After five days it had
done me so much good that I was well
pleased. After using two packages /
was entirely cured Of the Rheumatism
and my nervous system is now so
wonderfully improved and strength
ened that / can work with as much
force and Vigor as / could twenty or
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Be Sure First


before you have felt We know have
The sick suffering
et--alo We gIad to do
tortured
plainly
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twenty-five VOre has caused entire change
system seeming to make wanted to wait with
fully convinced
permanent at inducement
viii continue to be a blessing to all ailing mankind
REV. JOHN FUCHS, 1907 Ashland Ave.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-03
ooNFEss mo- FIRING SALOON.
Frank Ewing Says He Touched Match
for q. w. Reed.

VOLLMER, Idaho. June 3.-Fol-
lowing confessions OF BILLY" Bald
win and Dwight Ewing, who told
Prosecuting Attorney Daniel Need
ham of their connection with the
burning of the Mcbride saloon last
Tuesday night, Frank Ewing made
full confession in which he admits
touching match to the saloon short
ly after midnight, having been en-
ployed, he alleges, by c. w. Reed.
formerly saloon keeper and at pres
emit proprietor of soft drink 'joint."
According to Frank Ewing's confess
sion, which Is fully corroborated by
Baldwin and Dwight Ewing, they had
nothing to do with the arrangements
for the deed of arson, although they
were told three minutes before the
torch was set that Frank was to do
the Job.
Reed was arrested late this after
noon and his preliminary examina-
tion Is now being conducted with the
Ewing brothers and Baldwin as the
principal witnesses. Jealousy is the
motive attributed by Frank Ewing
to his confession, as he alleges that
Reed has been sore" at Mcbride for
some time because Of the patronage
of lAcBride's saloon, which is said tC
have been drawn from Reeds place
It Is probabl that all four men will
be bound over to the district court
as the Ewings have told a seemingly
straightforward story.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-03
AN ELECTION PRIMER
Pertinent Points AbOnt Our Election
Machinery For NeSO VOtery and old
THE ELECTION OF 1904.

Who the two leading presidential candidates in 1s04i
Theodore Roosevelt and Alton B. Parker both of New York
Did Roosevelt receive majority Of the popular vOtei
He did His clear majority all candidates 1,7S6964
There four lesser candidates.
And who theyi
Eugene " Debs of Indiana Socialists Sa Swallow of Penn
syvana Prohbon Thomas Watson of Georgia. Popus and
Charles H. Corrigan of New York, Socialist Labor,
What was the vote Of these Candidatesi
Debs 4O0ssS Swallow, s6s,Ss0; Watson, 1171ss; COngn,
1890.
Did Of the lesser candidates carry any electoral vost
No The total electoral 4T6 of which Roosevelt got $50
and Parker 14O The electoral for the vice presidential can
dates, Fairbanks and Davis respectively, the
Il not that always the easel
Not necessarily. In $780, when Bryan nominated both
the Democratic and the POpust tickets for president with Arthur
Sewa of Maine for vice president tho first ticket and Thomas
Watson Georgia for vice president the second ticket Watson
received tweneven electoral for the vice presidency
What R0oaevelfs plurality PsEksri
twas a64S51S ROossyels total vote 7esS4se; Parkers
total. 607T,o7L
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-03
Making steel pens.

Briefly described, steel pens are made
rs follows; First the steel Is rolled into
blg sheets and then cut Into strips
about three inches In width, The strips
are heated TO a bright red and are then
allowed to cool gradually, which tenn.
pers them. They are next rolled 10 tho
necessary thlnness and are cut into
blank tlat pens. and the pens while
nat are usually stamped with the brand
OF the name Of the manufacturer. TO
shape the pens IN tho next process.
The rounding makes them hold the Ink
and distribute Il more evenly than
could BE done II they were lat To
harden them they are heated to cher
~ red aud then suddenly cooled. Thls
not only haniens them. but makes them
elastic. The polishing. pointing and
finishing come next. aud then they are
ready for use. The little holes in the
pens at the end OF the sllts serve 20
make them more elastic and to AeEll-
tate the flow OF the Ink.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-03
PythIan slsters Eleet Onlcers.

The Pythian Sisters at last meeting
elected and installed the following
officers: M. e. c.. M. Eva Holm; e.
s., Kate NJ Scott; K. j., Ada Casey;
M. T., America Barnes; M. r. c.,
Maud Dittimore; M. F., Alta ".
Childers; P. T., Ida Baily; G. o. T..
Emma Lambert and p. c., Blanche
Stowe. The trustee elected for the
next IS months is Lusic Stevens. and
the representatives to the grand
lodge, NJ. Eva Holm. alternate, Alta
v. Childers.