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Inftions, Insetgcn.
e. Naau e%aucrpeii, tun., NnluaIt.
Nr. 1lOQ-l119, ga. pertlSullolUg,
8ertnui bcs iibcricDcn>cn Veripnlters oCs
iuertbuUllcn grunoSinsfrcten rHo

iuertbuulcn gruuhSineircten uuo
EadltsGigcnthuito
Tr. StS, $50 uuo S34, opfuaro. StraNC.
strait Der in Dem 2ellanelite ces pcrtiorbriCu
ter cincm gefebl oes SSattet9eri6ts. Der S!lol
Baltimore fpirh Der unter5ethIlete, uberlcbCunc
leitd mentenuultredcr am Wpntn6, oell 9, Nc
BENDER 1908, an Den rGfpctttpen Sriell uut Of
icutltdcr Nufttun oaS pertbeple arlllo5l1s1rClC
liro Yahtcigentbum pertaufen, oaS, lie loINt.
beibriebcH miro, nGnllid):
lin $40 ilBr 9lndlm. Wr. SIS, NurnsNuWaros
Strabc, bebaut init eiIlenl orctItodlget 3tCUCi
itciTzNauS nit NintcrbailS. Us begtllnt an Der
gSciileite bon &rpGros Strnfe, 1915 Slt5 lor0lih
bon MnotfunsStrufc nit elmer Srnlte an NCs
iugter erit1enlrntcr Strabe hon etlpu 10 6ub.
nit elmer Giefe bon ct!uG so SUB. SrllrN5irs
$40. 90.
uub ipfort oaraut. Mr. $50, G%uro.pUwnro.
Strafr, hebaut nit ciner1 oretttbdtaen SiC9cI'
iteinspau9 mn 5iueiftodtGcm Siutcrbaua. IS
beqinnt an Der 9Seitfeite Der NplunrosStrGbc
ctlpa 2s0 SUB it1a SOL r6roIi6 BON Mtnhtious
Strabe, nit elmer Srnrtt All helnAter critgcs
naitrte Strobe bon ctlpu II 5ib mo 6 SON.
nit elmer Stefe bon etiru 10 Slt. 8rlinoSire
$4,000.
limb Iuturt caraut. Nr. S3I, Nprb.ouwuro.
StruRe, hchullt nit eiltcnl nreiitudl9el ,SlcGcl.
itcinaSulS. So begiunt al Der 9Sciiicitc bon
&oparosStrnbc, 322 Srb norhlidl non Wtnotons
Strabe. nit ctrcr 6rpHtc an hcinGicr critNcs
elmer Gicfc bon ctird 10 Sub. @runo5iusirci.
..gae ~llnfoitcn bis Sum Gage ncs &ertauia be
gIiben.
Wcrinuiss8 ebinNunaen: @uar. Sin 9cpolit
bon $1G0 miro bonn S%llfer eillc5 icben Srunos
itildes sur 3eit hcs NcrinuiS uer un9t.
Charles %. Scuisicr,
llcberIebenocr Observation-Disclosures,
Hattiipu Il @aham,
WuttionGtorcn.
(Stt2i. 1926 90; Nph2 so
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NGcnbidJnlcn.

Yolpted)niid)eS Snititut -GourtIohO',
nobc Sarotogo.S troBc.
ar. 5-Sroaotuap itl6 aiblanos 9fpe.
Nr. 30-Soains-, itabe Wonroc-Str
Nr. t2-groobpop nno Yanf.Str
Nr. 43-Sigbst nobe 6oppettc.S Str.
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strait Der in bern Icitdmcntc ocs peritorbcnci
SGnicl @unuuu Cntbdltencn gluioritit !Itib mn
ter cincn NcfebI bcS Neutrality-suspicious. Der Siubi
Icita mcnt9pouitrcder am SunncritGg, Den IL.
Nooenber 1908. 81 ben ladhclnnntel Stunocn
an ben reipCitiuen Srten AMI 0ifcntliher Nuis
ttnn oas lpertbNolle Gddtei9cuibul1 perfaulcIt,
cas- lpie folnt befhriebcn miro. ndmIit:
I'm 3.3O uBr Nndjrn. Pr. s21, Hpros Gttnlus
StrnBc, 6cbGltt nit ctllcnt orciIt0digcIl ,Sieqcls
~iieinsSaoen mo lSDbnbnuS nit &interbais, IS
beGin1t an Der Gillette Der GlrtalusStra6e. ctlru
204 SUB n6Colib bon MtunInlcrts SiruBe. init
elmer Front All eril9enannter Strnbe bon ctlpd
- 6uB. nit elmer licie bon ctruu 81 6ib,
@rlrroSins 5000
lin 1 lthr Mnd,m. Mr.. 907, Eruib.Sin.@ pc.
hebnut nit ctrcm Gretitodi9elt 2doen II. Mobns
bGIe nit Sintcrbnue. IS bcQinnt an Der
NoraofisSeite bon SruioaQilsg loenue. etpu tt2
Sub rorGlueitIi6 bon NioblcsStrubc. nit einer
6rorte an beidGter critgenuf1ter SirdRc bon
chpu 20 SUB, init elmer lteie bon eipd 90
Sub bis 81 elmer NIlcp. 8rIInoiinS $1,000.
Hub iuiurt oaranf. 9lr. 913, Sruio.pin.eiuc.,
bebultt nit einc;n orcitt6di9en 3iegeliiein.9aoen
mo gSobnbaus. nit Sinterbaus. IS beginut
an Der 9Sorooiticite bon Sruiospinsgpcllle, ct
na 1862 SUB norOiucitlid) bon 9ibolcs Strabe,
nit cirer 6ronte an %hcfaatcr erit9elnnnter Ctr.
bon etlpa 10 Sub, init ei1ter Itcte ron eilud %
SUB bis 3t elmer Nuen. @rlinoSinS $50. 90.
vile ~tnfctten bis 6itlu Gage ocs &criauf6 be
gliden.
Gerinufs 9eoinGunacn: @aar. Gin 2cpoiit
bon 500 miro pom SGuier zines iebcn @runbs
iiildes sur 3eit bcS &Crfati5 Der nnpt.
Charles %. Scuisler,
ueherlcbciher Observation-Disclosures.
HGtttion q @atnr,
MutticHutorcu
(SftDt % 1G oo.l ,nno = If 10Y
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@crfGut bee ibcrlcbcnom Vcrpaiicrs ocs
iuertbnpacn Iadtciaeutbume
Nr. S33, Nurosopiuar 70. Str., uuo Tr. SIG,
Spiuus Stru6c:

@crfent bee uberlcbcnbm @cruaicrs ocs
wertbnoaen &adlieiaentbnnts.
Nr. S33, urosSpiuarosS uno Nr. SIG,
Sliuns StraBc;
Hr. S59h, @pre. 0plu aro. ctr, nub @r. S6S,
SbiDus StraDc;
uue Hr. SCI, uros0uiparh StrGhc
ardft Der In Dem Ieitdmcnte pes Ocritorbenen
SurieI @annon cntbaIte1en glituriidt mn uts
ter einem @eiebI oeS lSaiiengcrifts Der Siaht
leitnmentsbo aitrcder am Miitiuod, oen II.
Nonc!nber 1908. 5i Den ra6gc1drlten Sturis
oerl ul ben refpeltipen Srier nut tiientliter
~glrftion has lpertbooue Gn6tei9cntbum berlals
len, ous. iute folQt. betdrteben miro. rinllicb:
I'm $50 iibr 9iadlm. Hr. 1913, Nuro'6uuaros
Strnc, heb1ut mil clnelII 2Rs iiodt9etl Gdoelt
mo @obn3un5 nit 9tnterbnrS ulo etnem 9
it9dtgelt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i'm ptlIterbole,
ais 9r 500. -Tpion-S trabc, bctdilitt. IS be-
ninnt on Der Sfteitc Der Soiuurbs Strabc, eiiud
27O 6nb rorbli1 hon WiabitolsStrnbe, nit eli
3ieie bon etiun 1877 SUB mo 6 Boil, bis AT
&areip'S aad lett 1otonsStrabc a%ennnri.
ilub ioiurt oaraut. pr. s59H, ~4uro.epparo.
etrabc. bCbuut nit einem 2h sit6diaeu 3ie9els
iieirs9nben mo Nobnbnis uno cirlem 2sftbdi'
cen Sui5 int Sinterbof. ais gir. s6S. 5pfons
strabe, befnnnt IS beainnt an. Der cttfeite
bon 0olpnros Strnhc. eilpu 500 Rub ulo } 3oH
n6rhIih bon Wlooiions z trubc, nit elmer 6ronie
an briaaier er't9elaliItter Strnbe eol Gtlpa 70
@riinbsins S46.s7.
Hub iufurt oarnni. 9ir. sci, Noro'6oparo'
strabc, bebnlit nit einen ~ iiodigen 9iepel.
tteitsSnus. nit 6inter6nis. IS beninnt an Der
Gillette bon 6cpuros Strabc, ctlud $40 5ub
t1roIi6 Ton Mahiiults Strnkc, nit ctlter 5rortc
an bctaater critaerar1ter Strnbe bon ctip1 10
Stfj. nit elmer 5iefe bolt ctrd ITO Sub liltb q
sou. Inter Sruno5ins $4,000.
9Inc uHfoitcn bis Slnt 11Gc be3 &erfuuis be,
gIiden.
@ertanfss gebirquraen:. Fnar. Gin 9epoitt
bon 500 ipirb bonn &1ltfer eiiteS icoen @ruIros
Tides 5lr 3eii oes %erf1nf5 n%er'undt.
Charles q. Seuisicr.
lleberlebeitoer Observation-Disclosures.
Gattiipa & 8nban,
gluitipllutorelt.
GSit2t %. 20 %; gtob2 ,5.1O1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21
Gallagher, bonn ganmciitcr.
sau,er int 600 gfod MurS.elopcr. etrase.

Sine Reibe mooerficr, 6iueiitpdieer Sdlicr, 6
Simmer rnb @ab. Sas gabe8inmcr BAT email
Iirte @arne unb f%onitdreS GIofet. stnIhIub an
fanitdren SnnnI. PreiS $3.50. Niebrigcr
@rnno5irs, Sbise Sdufer baben bobe uno ges
funbe Gage. Go66ufra9en i'm
gireau: 9r. 1857, cit.@unumeut.e traee.
U4t-j
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(Cfts


$3.50 Sir eiHes iener pra6tbouen Sdus
fer nabe Rntterfun.Rdrf, Nr. 20, %, 20 etc,
gtoroaoare.StraBe. Gemcntirtc 9rottoire. Sell
Ter llo Sol; enlninirtc gdbefuunne liitb Sill.
Ieiften 9ebtnaltnecn fnufen zines iener mobec.
men Sduier. @eiihtiet file unb iiber5euet @ud.
Sebr letdte Veoinsungen. Gouaro Z. StprG,
an Crit nno Stclc. (Suui17lII&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21
Terf1ilfe auf Der hieiigcn GfIcften.
b0rie.
FIRST CALL.

5000 ilniieh aps Junoirg 5er........ 1914
$500 gf 8 G n 81 rcue 4er (Gtis) 49,. rs
$4,000 ScGbcdro 4cr .............. BAN
$4,000 Goriolf II. Carolina Der. ...... t10A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21
Sn perfaufcu.
Gas 8ciprad upn &cit.S Baltimore.

Sas 8eiprad upn t-Salttmprc.
- Scue Gcibt Sweiitbdiscr @rrancas-
-Srunt+Sduicr au Der Ruroicitc oer-
-Sapette. s.raRe, 6piiteu smNl,puoos-
-nno 9entalui' SttaRe, Gin @cnicrt uur-
-GadItoicnit.2tnie SebS Simmer init
-nuoernem Dab nuo @Giderci i'm Sels-
Ter. Sdbsn ~befurirt, cemcntirtrr Sener,-
MODERN gepflairrtc Strafc. Makigcr--
-9rcis, lsihtc Scbiuounarn, CUR Su.-
-ipeitipn tiglih uuo sonntags uiicn. -
Ecabooy Sni!Sing So.
OHIO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21
Baltimore Wiarftbcridjte.

Baltimore, 20. Sftober 1908.
Mebl. - 3uiubr 1890 6Glier,
einidIiebIid 5206 Sdiicr 81 Occult
Eoint mo 1923 SGIier 5u Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21
gu permiethen.
Gu pcrn,icttcn:

gu pCfHlitiftH'
Gene Sdufer an bet NorospnresSirnbe, 5ipts
f6cn Salrnlount,slpe. unb 6apettesStr.; ale
We1uemlibfeiten; ~nieorige Mietbe. DIAN reblle
GairmpuIti glpcnues9 ars, 9tad3ufragcn an Crit
uno Steuc. (Sft1-Iupl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21
1 Nprb-8 an-
Scrmann 8abcnbpDp,

8eneruI.9laert nno Srunbeieentbulrs 'WinfIer.
e~mpfiebIt ifh benz aeebrteu Iublifim beftens
siirn goneitircn Don Wietben u1o .Griino5infen.
ann Serfauf hon ieelifem Srunoeiaentbuni los
G6iiisinrfer bon nnS mad europa fino bel
8iireal: 407 Gaitber, gIbe.-tt1 y ..Gbar!es'
Gtrake. tSept1 .12Wste)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21

Spcsial-N oti5
an a~cbilocte Seitide, bic elm Seim OH Beaboog'
SeiS9ts, rnbe 9Spman's @arf. iuiiniben.
5000 8cpiert MarplanbsIuc.
Suben aae @eouem!itieiten zines $4,000
Sauies an Charles utb CT. BaulsStrdBe. in
ber Babe bon Strabcnbabnen. Sbulen mo atr'
den.
Sreiftbdie, aussebnufGte Sront. nit 8 3lrls
r1err, Dab, 8orratbsfa MINER. 9Sufteret uilo
Sienfi6otenitnbe; 9anpfbei5ung, eleltrii6e5
2idt lino @us, funitooae OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EIlmbire, YorSe1nn gaoeiparne. gSnibbeden
iiHS, InSgiiie; InibluB an fanitdren aanal;
sfpei Ternnocn nni Sirterbuus. Sir Aduter
puiicnbe Seoiii9unBcn; 5ir genubling bereit.
iIno yr. 1886 uno 263s, MarDlano . g(penne,
5ur Snfpeiiion often. gSieIe berntn eenoe otut.
ide Sa%niilien pobneH lett in o;efer Go6bnr.
iictgt.
Neorge 6. gbumas,
s1Sit2-WD Sit. 1870. 2aiusVuiloine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21

$4,000 u 6 g Conf 4er. 94&
$1,000 gueuftd Rb II. Cleo 5er........ Do
$4,000 Gitb 3her, 1890 ..............10O
$tIo0 Gin 3ker, 1928 e.. ..........fOO
$4,000 @sgsS 4er e.. ............... 40
$500 Gin 4er, 1854 ................iO5
$500 GiD 312er. 1910 ...............10O
so Gittseus' Rational 8aHt........ san
10 Gunf q e g II. 9 Rfo......... 60
10 5ormers 1t. Mer0 sant ........ 46
SECOND GALE.
$1,000 Y = u .lO4B
$4,000 GouioIioGteo Sa3 Ger e. e. .fo3h
$1,000 Georgia IL. stobnr,a Gouf ser. 99h
100 Gouf & , Com. ............. ga
$50 GCnbouro 50 Som ............. Z
$4,000 llniteo NaiIuuoS Gtni .......... SO
500 lluiteo 0iaiIpups Stumbling Ger. 79M
$4,000 @eor9ia II. I.nbnmu Conf Ser. 0oh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21
200 Wcpicrt HagncrsNucnnc.

3roeiltpdiee, geranoas5rpnt Wobnbdifer. ane
fnpbernen Ginridtrlt9en; @rlnoftiide "a Bet
1872; @rur65iiis $50. 8cItbttgt oieie 0duier
ppr anberipeitigenl Saul.
0iebrigc Ereiic. 2cid)tc Scbingnngea
SGglidJ nnS Sunntags uffcn.
9 bis 8 9ta6mittags.
GamcD,
225 2ap.Suiloiug.
tSeptts,1WU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21

Stclegciuf:
Gin dIterer Wiann tidt Stcle in irgenb es
mem @ei6dft; iennt ole Stuot uoqitdnbIg. Wldn
n~orefiire; uWt. pm rScntihrr 6urreipunpcnt,"
(2g4-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21
gerlanat i'm M%Qgcmcincn.
Srniides Nrteits. gnrran
GtcaengcIndc.
q

StclcGcIld1:
Sin iunger oeutfner Mann iudt StclIltr9
in eiucm |rinutbuute poer Sute.. gtan5ulrus
gen in Er. 724, Ct.Snltintpre. Strafc, nrtttcr
Slur. (295)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21

e. Milan enucrmciu, i'm, Nu,ualt.
Ar. 1100-ll19. Gnlocrts Vuiloin9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21
Sn %Derfanfcn.
2u n%crfuufctt,


3u rcrfnnfcu:
@iner Der beitct Snloons mo 6eitnllrunt5 III
Der Stubi; ieintie 6dlic mo hon 1900 bis
1000 Dollars Giuuubme Den Wion1t; riebrige
mtietbe. &ranibeit uno unoeres @eihdft Die
1lrfd6e oes &erfnufs. Winn %abreiitre: r52 D"
,Ieutifer Gprrcipunbcnt." (295--O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21

ans Den Glcpotoren 5ltriidgejo9en
10,268 gui6el; GlcUotorenoorratG
2l2.5Sl Wnirhcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21
g. Milan snucrpeiu, jun, Aniualt.
Ar. 1t00-t1tO, Ga bert @ulloiilg.

(oit21 %. 2G, 29;Nop2. SLID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21

Gcrlannt:
Gin irl9cs beitifes parSmdodGn nit gu
ten 9ntpfebIungeu. Gud5ufrdGen in Hr. 1885,
&iueeus9loenue. (2Q6-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21
Git ~ucrtaufeu

5u pcrtaufcu:
$3.50 fir elm mpoernes 0dus init feds 3irts
nieru In critflaiiieeut. 3uitanoe; &rino6ius nIr
$36. 9i1h6uirngen bel =. 0pltfnBcim, 9r.
423, Euros Sremnmts strafc. (294-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21

bis alsgendblteS -. 4.25z4.50
Moismebl, pro 100 Yio 1876
@ei5en. - 3uiibr 62,624 BIT
iGel; Scrionot bon ocn @lepatoren
97S 9ltid)cl; Glepotorcn . 8orrut6
593,391 9uifel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21

tort2l. %, q. 20; Nop2.5.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21

Sn UerfnlIen:
@rtru quite GeGule uno Sdu6luncn in ertra
autein S~uitanoe, Nrief.o 5iling cabinet" LANCER
Gibentif6, 8riefsG opirprciie. Glen, 9uoeriuas
gen, Built, Sol5 etc. gin66ufragen in @r. no,
SiibsG albert StraFc. (292 A 50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-21

Scutigc S6luBratc:
9tr. 2 ipcitlidcr Hoggen. SO -S3R
9tr. 4 lueitlifer Moggcn. so -S0H
Nr. 2 GoDgen 79%--S0
Sn Sddcn, je mad Guu.
litdrt ......... 10 80
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-04
Brief MENTION

WANTED TO let, contract Tor
cutting 500 cords OF wood Timber
4 miles from Klamath Falls,
81 W. II. Harris, Hotel Houston,
A, ucrndon ls an Ashland visitor,
in the city today.
Cleaning and pressing NJ the Pant.
storium. We call for and deliver
your clothes Phone iii. J
Attorney Marcus purccll, ot Dor
r,s, Is In the city today ON business.
WOOD SAVING speciality. All
orders will receive prompt attention.
!. l.. Fielder. j3ou
Geo &. Humphrey and wife arrir-
rd last might from Oakland. Calif
They went to Odessa for several days
ontinG.
Nice Fancy Crawford Peaches, 81
NOR hnN nj the Monarch. ~
W. u Davis. the stage man. IN In
the city from his home ut nrowncll,
California
Nice Crawford peaches from 90
cents box up. ut the Monarch "
Geo r. Cline IL In the city from
his ranch In l.angrll valley
WANTED First class Jersey COW
IN full flow "f milk. Mason \ Slough
-
Wm. II Barry, representing Bush
ong Il Company of Portland, arrived
last nigh, on his regular trip To this
city
You will save money hy buying
sewing machines and all oi your sew
Ing machine supplies at Muliers. cor
nor Main and 9Th streets 7.3iu
An the leading magazine Tor sale
at the American Confectionery. 81
The Monarch has every Kind ol
fruit that IL ON sale In the California
and Oregon market. .
X. &. Anderson says that thrcshing
started this morning In the Merrill
country. The first work Is being
done on Guy Mcrrill's place.
The largest shipment Of ladies
tailored suits and coats Direct from
the most up-to.datc eastern fashion
tailor. have Just arrived and are go
ing AT removal sale prices. The Hoo.
ton Store. S-3u
H. l.. iiolgatc and Jas. II Driscoll
came down from BONANZA today to
attend the Water Users meeting.
FOR SALE Household furniture: (:
also good cooking range. Enquire
OF August Ritzenthalcr. back of tn"
Court House.
e. e. Hoguc. disbursinP agent OF
the Reclamation Service. has been
visiting the several government camps
the past few days paying IN the men
New Shipmcnts-for complct"
line of mems corduroy suits In Nor
folk style and plain. go to the Boston
Store. At removal prices
I. y. Patterson and !. NJ. Smith
two Southern Pacific men who hav"
been visiting In the city for several
days. left this morning for a few
days at Odessa. They wcr" accom-
panied by ". $. Wordcn.
Furnished r"nIns Z" lett. W.
White. H-I3lf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-04

Furnished resins Ia lett. ".
White. H-I3ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-04

tel SUNDAY FROM 30 to s, 20 cents
a meal
The travel into klamath county ts
INill Increasing Last nights hon,
brough, In - passengers,
You are invited tn call aud inspect
our immense stock uf fruit aud vcgc.
tables. The Monarch carries cvcrNs
thiug and the pricrs are reasonable q
Several desirable rooms Tor rent
over the Stilts Dry Goods Co, En-,
auirc at tn. store. S.btf
Chas v GALLOWAY, stat" Land
.. BOARD Agent, left this morning f"r
HIS home ~ Salem, after several dnNr
spent In the county
The very things boys and EirlH III"
most. tn be given away with rhnul
supplies ut the Star Drug store. -2N
Edison September records are IN.
Cnr and hear them NJ Mullcrs. .
rR Fish aud = u oliver arrived
IN the city last night from Spokane.
Wash on their way To- iakcNlcw
For general house cleaning and
chimney sweeping call On Webb 4
Nunguid Phone Sos
T. W. Muller carIica the largest
stock Of Edison Photographs and
gold moulded records In klamath
county. 7.sitf
Henry l.. Parrish In up from hts
ranch near Merrill to attend the Wa.
Ter Users meeting lie says that while
crops NJ" rather lisht. h" expects to
realize about si2Oo from - acres
which he has In alfalfa.
Come To the pantaturium fur your
FAN and winter Suits 1000 SAM
plcs Ia select frnm.
Now is the time in buy your fruit
for canning and preserving. Every
thing To select from and cheaper than
from tn" p"ddlcrs.
Chas. sherman. ST. one of ". J
Bryans fficads from Dairy. h In tho
city today Mr. sherman II known IN
IN. Journalistic field ~ "S,gcbruah 90
I" T., W. Mailer. Phone s''
,, o.. D., -,...,.... =,
a., NJ. :, t.. ..,,., Ii. 60,
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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-07-03

Was Accompanied by His Wife and
BY DR.. Carter Immense Crowd at
Depot to Greet the Vice Presiden-
tial Candidate Procession Was
Formed at Station and Accompan-
led Him HONS Is Looking Pale
and Worn.

Utica, N. Y, July 3.The home
coming last night OF Congressman
James s. Sherman was made the
occasion Of such a demonstration as
has rarely been seen in this section
of the state. Welcome to the repub-
lican candidate for vice president
was non-partisan affair and to a
great extent personal, and recovery
from the congressman's recently
somewhat alarming illness, gave ad-
|ditional grounds for public rejoicing
on his safe return.
iMr. Sherman, accompanied by Mrs.
Sherman and DIR. Carter, reached
here on the New York express from
1.-THE west at 9:18 o'clock last ev-
ening. AS his train drew into the
lstation, bands played, fireworks We're
lset off, and church chimes rang out.
I'm Baggs Square and every other
spot adjacent to the New York Cen
\ }tral station were thousands Of per-
sons. Mr.. Sherman stepped from the
| train slowly, looking pale and worn,
but he had stood the journey, his
physician said, very we'll. A monster
procession formed in the vicinity ,oi
1.-THE station and escorted the candi-
date to his home.
At Mr.. sherman's home formal
welcome etook place, the principa'
speaker being Mayor Herman.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-07-03
SIX ARE KILLED
in TRAIN WRECK

{
Knobnoster, Mo-, July 8. Six per-
sons were killed and at least thirty
six injured, two miles east Of here
yesterday when a fast California
special train from st. Louis on the
Missouri Pacific collided with st.
Louis special train from Kansas
City. The dead are: 3
FIRED STORY, Western Union
IHneman.
JOHN rIooD, Western Union line
mar.
N. j. BURKE, western Union
|lineman.
W. II. HARDING. mail clerk, (col-
|ored), st. Louis.
j. w. FTsHBAcK, train porter.
|St. Louis.
one unidentified man.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-07-03

BISHOP POTTER
SLOWLY SINKING

Cooperstown, N. Y, July 81.
While every possible measure is be-
ing taken to conserve the strength
OF Bishop Potter, the passage Of an
other day in tae ecclesiastic's illness
at Fernleigh, his wife's summer home
here, left him with reserve Of vi
tality SO small that his survival, 1t
Is feared, is but a matter Of hours.
At $3.50 o'clock last night his ply
sicians issued the following bulle-
tin: I,
Bishop Potter, after rallying
somewhat during the early forenoon
has gradually lost strength and at
the present moment is weaker than
at any time during his illness.
~. E. Janvrin, M. D.,
''M. /. Bassett, NJ. d.
At 1890 o'clock this morning
the condition of Bishop Potter was
reported as very low. None Of the
members Of the family retired last
night, and all were this morning at
the bedside or within a moments
call.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-07-03
BELIEVE HE CAN THROW LIGHT
ON MURDER OF MRS. FRAN
cEs THOMPSON
It Is Also Thought That Edward
Thompson and the Mysterious j.
H. Raymond Are One and the
same-No Clew to the Murderer
Yet Obtained.

Chicago, H., July 8 edward
Thompson, formerly of Fargo, N. D.,
and Minneapolis, and husband of
Mrs. Frances Gilmore Thompson,
who was found murdered in a room
ing house on Michigan avenue Tues
day, is being sought by the police as
I the person most likely to have ac-
|tual knowledge Of the crime. De-
|scriptions of him and of j.. II. Ray
imondn who brought the woman to
| the house, have been telegraphed to
|cities in various parts Of the country
| but the police Of the northwest and
lof New York have been asked to
keep an especially sharp lookout. De
iscriptions tally so closely that the
lpolice assert that Raymond and
lThompson are the same man and that
the circumstances Of the murder
bear out the theory that the woman's
husband killed her in revenge FOL
leaving him and because he knew
| that she possessed considerable Jew
lelry.
Henry Morton, who as janitor o
1.-THE rooming house, had posed as th'
husband Of the housekeeper, Mrs. Al
lice Yocum Hamilton. was found yes
lterday In Bridewell where he wa
sent last Monday on the charge Q
1uttering forged checks. Neither b