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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-07-08
Proper Treatment for Dyseniery and
DiarrhOed

The great mortality from dYsentery
and diarrhoea is due to lack OF proper
treatment at the first stages of the dis
ease. Chamberlain's Collie, Choler and
Diarrhoea Remedy is a reliable and eff
fectual medicine, and when given in
reasonable time will prevent any dan
gerous consequences. 1t has been in use
for many years and has always met with
unvarying success For sale by Adam 3
Pharmacy.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-07-08
PEND OREiLLE RIVER
NAVIGATION co.

10 Hin McINN,s. Js. GENERAL MANAGER
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
HenfnnolauO's GiS6lufaoe.

ct. Sb6ns $, q. s.. 90. Moi. -
Gie 2abrooor = Str0mung fGbrt Iort,
Sis an Der Oitfiiitc bon g%}eltilmoIano
oui5ubduien, mo rmgebcllre Noiicn
riCiiger Sd)ollen trcibcn bcItGnoig
bier porbei. @Gbreno elmer beltte
eitgctretenen tempordren S~rSpcniion
OieicS gistreibenS gclong c8 inoelien
Orci Gnmpiern Die 9lodaOe SIT Ourd).
bred)en. Der 9ompfer .Hoiolino"
luor I'M Stouoc, nit picrtdgi0er Scr
ipGtung oen 9ofen 81 perloiIen mo
ieiie r%egelndBige Sobrt nod Nem-
9orf m5utretclt. 0ic 9ompicr
o9riorOcne" ans GoOi5 mo oHp.
hope" aus Montrcol boGntcn iid ci.
ltcn @eg in Den biciigeu @ofen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
gNnrf bcs Gcbcns &iirSc Oh.

Gin 2~2jGbri9ar iunger Wtant @m,
W}oulp, nimmt &arboliGure Elm.
- Stirbt fltrj Dor Wfitterna6t oil
oen 6olqcu. Or. Otto &ein.
bor0t ltcQt ciu ouf SelbItmorO
lolltcnOcS GCrtiiifnt aus.
gSiuiom Wonlo, % Sabre olt, bon
Nr. 1850, @oplc.S trobe, iebte ieiu2m
2ebcn 9eitern mutbpiuiG cin 3icl,
in0Cm cr tllr5 Dor Otittcrnud)t &ur-
.boIiGurc cinnobm unO itorb, be.
Dor Qr5tlidc &iilic sur Stclle mar.
Ser ilingc WtunL melder Icit GINGER
3cit nllBcr 9Irbeit III, mllr0e SIT lp0s
ter Stlnoc IN icincm 3inmler III &C.
nonutcm Mnllic oui0ciun0crL ol5 cr,
bart NIT DEM Sooa ringcno, Inn
SiiIie rief uuto 0ie iibrigcn @clpobncr
bcS Soltic5 ulormirtc. 81. y. 3.
6oplcr bon 9Ir. 1914, @ebiter.S IT,,
wltrOc ioiort sur StcIle geruierL fam
jcood 81 ipGt, Gr bcnodridtigtc 10.
tort Oic iiioIifc %oli5ciitotion, lpel6e
bic NmbrtIon5 uo6 Der @obuuulg
%cntionOtc. 9htdj 0icic ic0od mitBte
umfcbrCn, oo MonIu inSmiiHeu lei.
men lcbtcu SItbcmjltN gctbon bate.
gl8 llrindc oc3 SeIbItmlorOcS miro
&cr5mciillIng om 2cbcn on9cgeb3L
melhc ouf icinc StcalmgSloiigfcit
5uriidNeiiibrt miro. Or. Otto ".
Hcinhor0t, Der Coroner 0e3 iiiolihcn
9iItrift&, uobm nod nodI Wtitt3rs
nod)t cine l(ntcrilldlutG Dor unO
itcatc cin ollf Sc(6itmoro lalttcn0e8
Gcrtiiifot aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25

ibH INNER nit norgcbaltcncm &ebol-
Der an Den nGditen Wteloetoiten, bon
melhen aus CT Den Fatrolluogen bers
heirief, Der BEN n%ge3Gbmten Wioers
ipenltigen" nod ser mittleren Bolis
5ctltotion bradltc. 9romn bot eiren
iebr idlcd)ten GecorO ouf3umeiieu.
Eor orei Snhren ldlltg CT orci Roli-
3iitcu nie0cr, 6ebor i'm oieielben en0s
lid init DEM Gniippel 5ltr 8aiion
6radlten. @cItcrn riibntte err iid nod
ociicn un6 5eiate ltol3 ole gtarben, Die
icit icuer 3eit ieiueu S6d6el 5ieren.
SOM uS betGubt.- Ter So
telbeiiber Ioicpb McGurrun bon Nr.
tO7, NorO-@op- StroBe, fonb gciteru
Wioracn III cinem 3irmer icineS So
tets 0eu 4~0-iGbrigcn DC. 6rarf SSobu.
ion bon gtr. 1923, @opesS trabe, in
belpuBtloicm 3uitanOc Dor, 6et6lt6t
olrd @o$, mel6cS Ser ge6finetcn
@uSlcitung cntitromte. Gr benohridl-
tigtc Die mittlere Eoli5eiitation, mel
dye Sen SfpuBtIoien I'M 8otrolmagen
uad Dem Stuot &oipitol" braftc,
no Or. Stepena Die 9eban0lung OeS.
iel6en ii6crnobm. NaHridten aus
Dem Soipitol 3llfolge bcian0 iid Ser
Eotient galtern Nbenb ollBer 8eiobr.
,So6nIon bate out Nbet0 porber ein
3immer III Dem gcnonmtcn Sotel &C.
mtietbet.
" uni5ipol q udr Of
- StoOt-Gontrolcur Sooper miro
mobrideinlid) beltte eiteu Glert olS
Nod)folger fiir George =. 0tc9iae CT,
nenren. SIS lit nid)t unluobrihein.
lid 0oB er einen Der I'M 3epartement
gcgethpGrtig ongcItelltcn GlerfS SIT
oicier Steaung beforoern mo oann
cilten Nnf0nger 1elt e%rlgogiren miro.
*"* Ger yg(rion Gamer 8erein"
beronitnltet morgen III Glo9gettS
@ollc, an Ser Srcmont.A penue, ein
GrobeerenfeIt, meldeS, ben getrofic'
ncn arrangements nod) 5t urtbeileu,
cinel1 qlGn5enben GerIoitf nebmen
miro. Ser o9lrion.@ eiongperein" lit
5I Der 6eItlid,feit eingeloben iuoroen
mo oiirite oaS Set Ourd) Den Sor'
trng eiliger Gbore peri6Onern beIfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
Scr Sdlcicr liiftct iidl.

-
Sl bic ct. @eIetlo W~orooffoirc i6eiut
enolid) 2id)t SIT fommcn. - Ser
loOtc onge6liG 0urh @Gotogro-
pbic iOcntiii5irt. - Ger IbGtcr
in Der Ecripu ciueS 2onoItrei6er3
ucrmutDct.
Nodj I'M 2olife ocS beutiacu Cages
Niiritc Is Der Yoli5ci QcliugCu, 10
mobl sen onl Nittmod bel ct. Sc
lena NIT Ourd)id)nittcuem &olic olli
gciuu0cucn Mfnnn sit io2u"tiii3ircll
mic olldl ben Mi0roCr 1T ucrboIten.
9ic 0cbcinpolijiitcn 1ouabcrtu um0
GopiH, mcIdc nit Ocy NuiorbcitluQ
bc9 Safes beouitroAt mur0cn, iin0
ongcblid inn @eiiB elmer FGotoQro.
pbic, mcId)c aniGcincnO Den Grnlor-
octcn bartlett. Soltc lid Oicic Ser
mutbumg ais 3lltrtiieno ermciicn,
lpGrc Der Sobte ein Ncnniplpunier,
9tonena '@eurp &oQcr@, mclbcr ser
Eoli5ct ais &crbrcd)cr bcfonnt lit.
@cjiiglit beS M0rNcr@ iiuo sic
@cbcimpoIi5iiteu Der 2luiidt, boB
0criclbc in Der Ecrion zines 9eglcis
tcr2 0c@ GrmorOctcn jt illdelt lit
mo 0Qb 0ieier 8calcitcr Scr 2oll0-
itrcihcr NOR, Der an 0omlcrituQ in
Der Canton Holi5ciitotion Inn cilt
No6tQllorticr nnd)llld)tc ulO icillcr
Nomcn ais Otilaro Beaumont an
9o6. 0crieIbc cr5GbItc bctonntlid,
Oob cr, IN Der 0G9e Don 9(bcrOccn
cincu Monn nit bllltbcipribem &cn1o
bcgcgnct lei, Der ibnl cr5GbIt babe,
ooB cr Don Der Eoli5ci pcrfoI1t mcr.
oc, Beaumont miro III ser Gontou
Foli5ciitotion p%orl0uiig ais 3c,lge
%iclt1cDQlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
Hupieuclt'S Sob.

Sem Dorf, %. Woi. - Oscar
e. StrouS, friiberer SefretGr oea
9epartebentS fir Sunoel uno Ar-
belt, melfen BrGiioent Soit Dor
etIiden Sogeit sum 9otIdoitee an Die
Siirfci crnollntc, mar bellte Nbcn0
ser bauptid6lid)e Heoncr bel Der
Ginmeibung zines 81 Gbrcn Scr gO-
miniitrution III Den Metropolito1i-
iden Sempel cingeiebtcn 8eb0htniB-
Senitcr3. Gr lieb in ieiier Sln-
iprodc Die Grrumgenidoiten Sbeo-
bore Hooieuelt'S Heu1le poiiircn unO
sollte bemieIbcn 9roBcS Sob gnl
n16iten Sonntag miro Elm 2incoln-
@eoGd)tniBieniter cin8cicbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
S6ihmGnncr bnrdj 6aserploiiun Der
brauut.

Gombriogc, Maii, 90. Moi.
= G6ei e. @. 9unfer uno eff mn-
oere Witglieoer Der bieiigen 6eller-
mebr muroen beltte 2lbeno ourd) cine
@~oserpIoiion i'm Srod)tbobnbof Der
Bottom uno Woine.9obn" iduper
perbronnt. Der @ritere liegt I'M 500
ipitol in fritiihem 3uitanoe oornie'
Ser. gudj bret 9abnbcoicnitc trltgell
gronomuroen bapon. Sn eirem flei-
nen @cbdi,be, in peld)es Die &obre.l
aus bier ooer iiini Der 9eb0lter lib
rem, in meld]en Die 9abngeieaifait
Sos fir ibre @aggons berItelt, mar
sSercr nllsgcbrod1en uno bort ereig'
1etc lid Die @rploiion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
glnS Scm Snuercn Marplano's nnS
Den au~orcn5cnoen Staaten.

Sronf u. Omit geltorben.
Sn @eitminiter, WO., itor6 Sronf
q. 9init I'M Nlter bon II Sabren.
Ser Gerbli6ene itammte allsS eutidys
GonO mo mod]te Den 9iir9erfrieg I'M
70. Gen~niplpouier Snfonteric . T5gis
mcnt nit.
3mci 9oufen con oIibircu.
Die .Notioltolsgnnf" uno Die oGens
trol NotionoI6out" bon Sreoerit bn'
ben N%nitaltcn iiir ibrc Goniolioation
~gctroffen, meIdc in lngefdbr 5luei
Wtonoten beruertitclliat miro.
6limme 6oGgen eineS
9alIiptcls,
Sic 9 Sabre olte Catherine 3. 9ois
icnbcrger, Sod)ter bon 6rou 3oiip
Boffen6erger poit MperSpiae, nabc
5rcbcrid, ltor6 imo 5rcOerid.Soipitol
an 0en 6olgen bon SerIebungeil
lucldc lie iid Our6 einen SAL beim
@oaipicl 5r5oa.
Gin @oIgeu Gan0i0at.
Sn Ybingtom So, bat Robtrt
Oioorc, Gin % Sabre otter gteger, Den
16 Sabre oIten Y. u. Shines ermoroet.
in0em er ocmiel6en Den Sopf bonn
Glumpf trcunte, %luorailf er ibm Ole
$50 betroqen0e 8oorihoft obnabm.
Ter Morocr lit perboitet moroen mo
Die Foli5ei bat umialienoe 8orfebs
ritngen 81 oeiien Shub getroffen, Oh
ein 2pnd1criht bciiirdtet miro.
Sugen0Ider Ritter
n6geurt6eiIt.
@ooolduo 8otcS, ein 10 Sabre al.
ter anobe, pom Salisbury, No,
mllrot I'M 0ortigen a~reisgerid)t itul.
Dig befun0crL cine 9ln5ubl @e6Glloe
an ser G6ltrd)- Strobc III 9ron6 &C.
ltedt 5t BADEN, iuo0urd) $4,000 Sda.
BEN entiton6. @cgen ieines iugeno.
lid)en Ilters lonGte i'm Der Riftcr
nod Ser Warplono Shille fir ano'
ben. ISm Gcrbor erfldrte ser Slrnge,
boB er Die H%uiregung liebc uno oeS.
bol6 bic 36at beging.
Sum Gobcoerurtbeilt.
Solpar0 $. Bragg, Dclfer on
Siterionntag nobe Wiopale, Iu.,
Sbomo8 s.. Irombono ermorbete, lit
I'M areiSgcrid)t 5u 8odbrioee 5linl
So6e perltrtbcilt ruoroclt. IS miro elm
Berilld) gentad)t, ben 8oilperneur AT
peronlaiiet Die Sooesltroie in lebens-
Idnglid)e 3udtbou@bait lim5upan.
0eln.
Srauriges Gnoe elmer
y ootfabrt.
@elegcntIid) elmer Sootfobrt aui
Dem EotOmuc. nabe Cumberland, er.
tronf am Sonnto9 ser u Sabre alte
Charles Chit, Sobn BON Srau 2iicp
i. Gupp. Gr fubr nit Wuqigon 9int
in einem Motorboot oen 6luB binab
in0 IN Der 9tGbe oeS Gammes gerietb
sic Woifine altBer Sronung. 8Gb.
reno oic geiOeit ibrc auimerfiamfeit
Ser Maid)inerie piometen, pur6et
Tie Ourd) Die Stromuug Dem 9amm
INNER nGber getrie6en, bis es 81 ipGt
mar 5uriid5rfe1ren. Gos Sobrseug
flog iiber ben 9amm binanS nno
9uit fono ben SOB in ben Slutben.
fudbreno es 3int aelana iid Ourb
Shipimmen 81 retten.
saHe ara snsis.l bsisrst Z. Rstss. An
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Silbcr- SnbilGnm.

Gus 25.iGbri9c @cItc6en Ser Mi
%IioltSor6cit scr cpon9elii6cn Sps
ro0c bon Npro.gmerifu in Der
ct. WottbGirairdc gcieiert.
Ter gcgcnuGrtige Stono ser
Miiiion.
ESn ser cpougcliidr lut6crii6en ct.
Wottb1i=Gir6c Ode BON Central
Nocnuc un0 Sapette.S traBc, mrr0c
0~cItcru Nbeno ooS ~25.iGbrige Subj.
l0l,m Der WiiiionSnrbcit Der oGpuh-
qeliid)cn SpnoOe BON gtor0.Nmcs
rifo" in Suoicn 9cieicrt. Sic SDs
uooc iibernobm Die Miiiion IN Sn.
oicn Dor % Sabre bon Der o9telu.
@orfcr Wiilion8. @ciaQid)oit". 0oS
iol9enoc Hrogromm ~gelongtc sur
9urdfit6rung:
Srgcl ? &orlpicl nMor6c" bon
Glorf, Sr. 4. 81. Shuucrmoum;
Gbor1eionA oGii Sltcac iiiBcr
Nltb'" bon 9(oomS, st. MottbGi,
Singd)or";
Groffrulrtg5Qrub;
COMMUNICATIONS vgSir limo pereint,
Ser &eiu Gbriit";
@cbct;
Sdriitiport;
Scnor.Solo Selected" Sr. Gbo3.
S6cltcrmnnl;
6citprc6igt, Eoltor 3. &. 6. SoaS
bon amitcroom N.-9,;
OlGnncrhor oWtoracnon0o6t" bon
9lttenboier, @crrcn bonn st. Not
tbui,S iltGdor";
Nniprnd)c. EoItor Sint. 2cbmom
bon Der ct. NSobomneS.air6e
Sopron. mo GltsSolo mo Gbor
r@ott iiibrct rad)t" bon g(ibiorb, Sri.
Neno Nid)tcr (Soprnn), Sri. 9tmclio
Iid)ter (9llt) mo Der st. Wott6di.
Singd)or".
Sd)lltBbemcrfungcn Yoitor q. u.
Men5cl bon @oibin0ton, 3. g.;
@encilocgeiong;
@cbct;
Scgan ul0 GoroloQic.
Ger GcGenpGrtigc Ston0 scr Wii'
lion lit ioI9cnocr: # Ntiiiiondrc, 3
Souptitotioncl, 40 9hlBcuItotioneL
80 Stills. Wfiilion1rc, 80 Sc6rcr, 1919
Sdiilcr, 400 bis 800 @oiicnfin04r,
3160 @enlcinocglieocr, 1926 Gommt.
n%ifontcr. Gic Miiiion umterbGIt in
GbanN&nri cin &cim iiir 2t~usiGbige,
meldleS ooS bette in Der @alt ieil
lol. Gic Foitoren Wicn5el uIlo 2od)er
llno Die 8ertrctcr ocS biciigen 81.
~ltriftS Scr Wiilion.
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Gisbersc i'm &nrS Scr Granddaughter.

80 il H. Woii, %. Moi. - 8ic
Die Wonnidoft oeS beutc ans 2iuers
pool bier ungefommenen britilfe1t
&ouifiiia .Grne" beridtet, treibert
sur 3eit piele giS6ergc oirctt in Dem
altrs Ser tronSotIontiiden 9ompicr.
las &oaihiii, mclder % Gage fir
Die ll%ebcriobrt brolthtc, b~cgegnctc
elmer Nn5abl Oicier giSbergc nod
SiiOen trcibenO oli Der @0bc Der
Observation-Disclosures 9dnfc.
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Soiung erboft.
Srau5 JoiepB rciit nod cinmal nadJ
Suoapeit.

llngoriidG ariiiS ioa beenoet perocn.
- Srei6ciS bercitet Der SGiif-
iobrt groBe 8eIobren ouf Dem
otIontiiheu Sjem. - Atellflm0'
LAMBS aiiite nod imnler blodirt.
- GinpeiGung zines HooicpcIt-
@cOG6tniBienItcrS i'm Wctropo-
litouiiden Sempcl 5l New-Oorf.
- 26i6mGuncr erlci0cn idrpere
gronopunocn Ourd) @o3cypIo-
iion.
@icn %. Wtoi. - 9ic ungorii6e
&riiiS miro in Ser SormL luie tie lett
ieit @odcu Oua &ouo 6elnruDi8t
rift mcbr longc 0oltern. &ailer
Srun5 Soiepb lit e%ntid)loiien, cine 50.
Jung 81 iinocn. NodJ cinnlol miro CT
nod Yuoopcit r%ciicll, I'M Dem Hr0li=
6elteu Ocs Observation-Disclosures,
Sltit6, rnO Dem 6iibrcr Der %llnobbdn-
0igfeitSportci, aoiintb, mtt3ltbcilcn,
BOB sic &oridlGgc, Die lie inn 9e=
nIodht boberL, ltnoll1ebmbar IilI0.
Won cruortct, Onb Sultb mo Sol.
into i'm Iebten 9%lt9enblid, nn6oem JIG
ciugeieben bnbcn, Dab lie obiolut fci-
he lucitcrcu 3ngcitGnblliic erlonacn
f0nncn, nofgebcn mcr0cn 10 Dob cine
G~inigltng ollf elmer fir Die 6itreifi-
iGc Negicrrulg onnebntbaren @alta
81 Storbc tommen fam.
Sd)eitern Die &erDonOlltngen obcr
bohL 10 miro onS ullgariiGe Ab0cor0-
netcnbouS oilfgelGit uno ell Seanl.
tcn.Wfiniiterium gcbil0et lucr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25

Genf5ettel iir ra6taten
Ncger. - Chem 9tcgcr.H oliibolo
Nolncns 9icllbcn 0rorun gob aaoi
Grammar geltern Worgen in Der Gen.
trols Foli5elltutIon einen gcb0rigen
3enf5ettcl in @eitolt bon orci Sab.
rem @ef0ngniB. Ser Neger bate am
Sanlitag gbcno icinen Sdluiegerou.
ter George @oooen in cinem Speiie.
bouie, Nr. 1104, Sit.2erington.Str IT.,
NIT elnem Giienltub blutig geidlo,
gen, neil Der Sebtere ibm @elo Al
gcben lid) meigerte. sGine Der SorlS-
beiuobnerinnen bate 0en Yoli5iliell
GarbD Grnn berbeigerliien Der oell
Ne9er ieltnebmen molte, babel aber
oil Den llnred)ten fam. 9roiun iebtc
lid wie cilf @%iitbenoer sur g9e6r, ltnO
cine babe StlInoe lang f1nlpiten Ole
Beioen init 5lueiielboitem guSgange.
BET Dem erbitterten Sunogemenge
mar Der Gid NIT Der 2anrpc hinge,
foQen Die gliidlidcr @eiie ieood'
nidlt erplooirte, ionOern in tnuieno
Sfer6en ging, 10 ooB Der leste Gbeil
0es Samples I'M 9unfeln Dor lidj
ging. SdlieBlid gelong eS Dem go.
l%i5iItelt ieinen 8epoluer 81 5iebel
nno Die Wtiinoung Dem 9eger ms
@eIi6t Su balten. Tann brad,te el
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25

Cine DS urprie EartO"
mltr0c gcitcrn 92lcgcntlid) 6c8 Of, Sc
burtStogca pon 6rol Woric Same,
Scr @ottin oeS Srn. &arl Same, in
Ocrcn @obmlng, Rr. 206, Nor0.
Mounts troBe, n%rron0irt. 3oblrcid)
moren bic @rutulonten erldienel,
INN Dem iouiolelt, ollgenein belie6tcn
@eblrtStogatinoe lire belten g9iin-
Id)c uno @1idcnfe 0ar5nbringe1.
Eroi. gluguit Same, Der SoDn 025
8c6irtStngsfin0cS intoilirte nit lei
ner aopeae cine Gii6idc 5oielmnliif,
mo6rcn0 Srnu Same Die @1itc nit
cilam iplcnoiOcn "copper" trnftirte.
Nad) aiIfgebobener Soiel bielt &err
6ron5 Sontcr, Gbren.GrGiioellt 0eS
e s8erein3 bon Baltimore, -"
cine anipro6e. Nod S6luB bariels
ben omiiiirten iid Die @Gite bis 5llr
friibell MOrgenItmbe BEL elmer 6err.
li1 0uiten0en Waibolple ull0 Giaar.
rem, mo nadJ oam 8cldng .@e6',
ooB mir ideioen miiiien" perlieber
Die 2cbtcn OoS goitireunOliGe Sous
no6bem Der @obn bereits orcintuI
gefrobt bate. Inter ben Inueiell,
Den luorcn: Sr. u. Brorel uno ia.
mile, Sr. @ilbelm Walter itno 80.
mile, Sr. y. S6oiino nno 6on1ilic
Sr. q. Eieiier uno 6omilie, Sr. So6r
Sdofielo unO Samilie, Die Srl3
Giola uno Gbriitine SiegclirL Sri
Gina @roB nno Sr. 5rau5 Salttel
nit 6ontilie.
TGiie sur 9teiie in's Mnslnmo Be
iprgf 6. Gaine, Nr. 413, Cf.galti'
..-.nE.~E. e. G
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IN Sib-G Chicago erid)oiicn.

Detroit, Did, 80. Mai. =
Giner ii6er Marine Gitp bicrbcr
iibcrmittelten Nadrift 5uiolge ulir-
oe Der 2S.idbrige glbrep Giporb,
neld,er oils Moidinilt auf Gifanos,
@atber & COS Slotte angeitelt
ipor, beute sit Siib.Gbicaeo i'll elmer
SdIdserei 3piiden itrifenoer Cant
piers eoieniteten mo Strife6rederl
eridoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
Gus critic 9snrf.G unScrt.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25

Sofepb Sorreit IL
Gountp?- Cen letten bier eins
getroifenen 9eridten 5ufolge ioQ SO.
iepb 90. Sorreit, wclfer beifuloigt
lit, feline Gltern in SafpiIlc, ct. Mo.
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beging Serr Senrp aeioel, Gbef Der
Sirma Senrp aeibel & 60, AM
Somitog. Ser Snbilar iprrbe bon
feii1cn Mnaeitelltcn aiif's Ser5li1ite
begliiduiinidt nno bcidenft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25

TGEe 5nr Neiie ms anslanS BE-
ioret 6. Saline, Sri. 413, Sf-SnIti
rMsxsftrehfs nele Cation s9psie 6ss-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25

Ediie sur 9ieiie in'S Nnslanb &c.
iursf 6. Gaine, Yer. 413, Ct-Salti.
mOreifrakc, nabc Chiffon @omic glpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25

&uter unO g 81 II. - Hid)ter
Stonlcp in Der Iiiopcitliden goli5cis
Itotion ii6eriuirs gcitern Den oeS tbGt.
liGen 9(ngriiis ouf icinen 8oter be
i6uloigten 2olliS &. WileS bon Or
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Griminulgeridt olli oeiien eigener
Nntrag bin. @ie Ser @iGiom $
Wiles 6eboiptetc, botte Iid iein Sobr
6inter ser 1biirc ueritedt ltno iprong
ais Der 8oter in oas Sous eintrat
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mem Wieiier I'M Baden. Ger geidul
bigte mcinte bent aaoi gegeniiber, e.
bGtte lid geircut, iuenn ct oen Sals
ipincs Gaters ourdidnitten bate.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-31
FRENZIED OPPOSITION.

c. C. Kavanaugh, Rev. Tom Amis, Prof. J. H. Hinemon, At torney General Hal Norwood Hon. w. F. Kirby, Senator Yopp, Secretary of State Ludwig and a few others whose names have been lost in the shuffle are prospective candidates for governor against Donaghey for a second term. Every move of the deposed capi- tol contractors to block the work on the building, every meeting ot a handful of sheriffs, every confer ence of reformers, every pow-wow of disgrunted politicians and disappointed office seekers, brings out new crop of candidates in opposition to the governor.
 The corporate interests of the state, the tax dodgers, the friends of Caldwell & Drake, the self-con- fessed boodlers, the pardon attor- neys and the chronic growlers and knockers all have it in for the governor. If he goes to bed at night with his socks on, the incl dent is heralded all over the state by the little coterie of barking pa pers as an evidence of the fact that he is totally unfit to be governor.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-31

Rev. J. B. Stevenson came in yesterday from Mt. Vernon, where he is holding a protracted meeting, to conduct the funeral services of the late Verna Greene. Rev. Stevenson reports that the meet ing at that place is very success ful, being about twenty conversions since the meeting began. The local church has granted him a month and he will spend all the time holding meetings.
 Meet me at the Air Dome" tonight.
 Come early to the Air Dome so that you will be able to get good seat
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-31
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Hulls for sale. w. l.. ROBINS, phone I62. I45-tt
 B. A. Mayo of Morrilton is in the city today.
 Prof Will A. Berry Of Springfield is in the city today.
 Mrs. J. J. Doyne is the guest of Little Rock friends.
 Ezra Hall of Trenton, Tenn, is h ere for visit with friends.
 J. Frank Jones and son are spending today ill Little Rock.
 Miss Elmer Ingram is visiting relatives and friends at Harrison.
 Miss Lillian Anderson has re- turned from a visit at Morrilton.
 Earl Rotenberry of the Little Rock police force Is in the city to- day.
 Mrs. J. C. Westerfield of Atkins is visiting relatives and friends here.
 Miss Susie Imboden of Little Rock is the guest ot relatives i'll this city.
 Miss Doris Owen left this morn- ing for Mt. Nebo to spend the summer.
 Mrs. H. Drummer is having the cottage north of her residence re- modelled.
 Prof. Oscar L. Dunaway of Prescott was lhere yesterday and left this morning for Morrilton, where he will attend meeting of the Christiadelphian church.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-31
possible to its success.


 If Governor Donaghey was the rankest Republican that ever held office in the south he could not be more severely and viciously as saulted than is at present the case. And these attacks are not made to advance the interests of the party or of the state, but because its ad- ministration of affairs conflict with the interests of certain politicians and corporations. Had he not been instrumental in creating a tax commission to equalize our as- sessments and force the tax dodg- ing corporations and bond holders to pay their roportion of the taxes, he would doubtless have stirred up no opposition in their ranks. But as it is every corpora llOii III lhS otettN, SNSiy 'FOi POi otlOh lawyer and every big land owner and bcndholder is joining with the howlers in an effort to discredit and render unpopular a reform that Arkansas has long needed and one which, fl put into practical use, will prove genuine blessing to the state.
 All the criticism, misrepresenta- ton and vituperation heaped upon Governor Donaghey comes from sources that are not represen- tative of the masses. The bulk of the voters are making no con- plaint. The small taxpayers, who far outnumber the big fellows, are we'll satisfied with his his conduct of the states affairs. They have