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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-13

TEAMINa AND LUMBEE.--There are
sixteen teams of from six to fourteen
horses each nov plying On the road from
the Lake to Carson. They are bringing
down lumber mostly for the mills,
which is teamed all the way to the mines
in Virginia and Gold Hill or reshipped
to these places on the cars. The large
quantity of building material thus
brought down is by no means all con-
veyed away to the mines, however. but a
good share of it is stopped in Carson
and devoted to the construction of new
houses; and the demand, so far. con-
Times greater than the supply. In adj
dition TO the lumber to be shipped, yet,
by other companies, there are 100000
feet of mining stuff already contracted
for which will be delivered before the
season is over by Ierington, Bliss & Co.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-13
Messrs. Mason and Cham

REMOVAL essrs. Mason and Cham
berlin have let the first floor of the
building now in progress of construction
by the Corbett Bros, for four years and
will move in the first Of September. The
store they vacate is to be transformed
into bakery and confectionery by Mr..
Hunt, lately part proprietor OF the Foun-
tain Restaurant.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-12-13

Somebody has stopped a newspaper
because there were so many crimes and
accidents in it. Rather a sensible man.
A boy can hardly cut his finger, but
the papers have a full account of the ac-
cident, with biographical sketch of the
family and of the attending physician
If it be an illustrated paper, there must
be portraits of the parties and an engrav-
ing of the knife; the same pictures an
swering, however, for frequent occasions
This kind of journalism is not very cred
liable, nor very profitable to the COM
munity, and to many of us it is not very
agreeable. But the public taste, encour-
aged and stimulated by the journals that
cater it, demands great deal of this kind
of news. We suppose that if a paper
should print what certain families had
for dinner and what they talked about
at breakfast, it would have an immense
circulation; and we have thought that
the plan might not be altogether beyond
the grasp of those enterprising key-hole
journalists whose chief success is in the
betrayal of gentlemanly confidence and
in the invention of what they fail to see
or to hear with the most persistent eff
forts.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-12-13

At the close of the last year the
amount in trust of Mr.. Peabody's great
bequest for the benefit of the poor of
London amounted to 81, ia 900, and an
other sum of $500, 900 is to be added to
the principal during the present year.
The number of families occupying
apartments under his bequesti is S47, and
the number of persons benefited by it
3407 1t was stated at the recent meet
ing of the trustees of Peabody Educa-
tional Fund, held in this city, that the
income of the fund to be expended in
the Southern States for educational pur-
poses during the present year would be
about $4,000. Last year $3.50, 900 had
been expended by them for FREQ common
schools in the South, thus making near
ly 500, 900 with the amount contributed
in connection Herewith by the people
themselves.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-12-13

An old farmer employed son of Erin
to work on his farm. Pat was constant
ly misplacing the end boards in the cart
the front board behind, and the tail
board in front-which made the old
gentleman very irritable. To prevent
blunders, he had painted on both of the
boards large "B;" then, calling Pat to
him, and showing him the boards, said:
"Now, you blockhead, you need make
no mistake, as they are now both mark
ed. "This," pointing to one board, "is
b for before, and that" indicating the
tail-board, sis b for behind" whereup-
on the old gentleman marched off with
great dignity.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-12-13

Hard water is more healthy for drink
ing purposes than soft, less liable to alb
sorb organic substances, to contain zy-
motto organisms, or to dissolve the lead
of conducting pipes. Moreover, the car
Donate of lime contained in it is needed
for the building up our bones; for
which reason inhabitants of most noun
famous districts exhibit the best physi-
cal development, while it is believed
that the softness of the water is one
cause of the increased mortality of our
cities. These results have been reached
after many years of investigation, by
Drs. Letherby, of England, and Wilson,
of Edinburgh.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-12-13
Sound and Glare.

lis not the voice of mighty storms
That rends the lofty sail
The tap'ring masts yield not to sound
Not to the wild winds wall.
Were shrieking tongues her only foes,
The white-winged ship would ride,
Unshattered, with her freight of wealth,
The bosom Of the tide.
Is not the voice of eadding shrew
That barbs the flying dart,
But woman's deeds, unselfish. brave.
These move the stubborn heart.
lis not the glare of gilded purse
That rivals Natures song;
Harmonious voices sing unseen
Behind the glitt'ring throng.
Ihe silent harp. unswept, unstrung,
Though framed with cost and care,
Can cheer no heart, can dry no tear
A songless, soulless glare.
Beauty may please, but virtue wins
The truest love on earth.
The toughest shell yields rarest pearl
Hard rock, the gold of worth.
-OperLdnd Monthly.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-12-13

When in Paris the Shah of Persia
visited the Jardin des Plantes, and was
much pleased not only with the curiosi-
ties there exhibited, but also with the
courtesy of the directors. So he made
a memorandum of some of the noted
men of science with a view to "remem-
bering" them. A short time ago his
Maiesty's compliments arrived in the
shape of certain "orders" and "decora-
tions." Unfortunately, however, things
had got mixed good deal. The Persian
monarch with the names of the learned
savants had also written down the names
of some of the "extinct animals" pre-
served in the museum. The distinction
between two sets of names was not very
apparent to him, it seems; for the me-
gatherium, the dinotherium, and other
similar creatures received Persian deco
rations at the same time with the men of
science.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-12-13

Nor ALL LOST. A bankrupt mer-
chant, returning home one night, said
to his wife:
"My dear, I am ruined everything
we have is in the hands of the sheriff.
After a few moments of silence, the
wife looked into his face and said:
"Will the sheriff sell you?"
"Oh, no."
"Will the sheriff sell me?"
''Oh, no."
"Will the sheriff sell the children"
ooh, no"
''Then do not say we have lost every
thing. All that is most valuable re-
mains to us manhood, womanhood,
childhood. We have lost but the re-
suits of our skill and industry. We can
make another fortune if our hearts and
hands are left usp'
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-12-13

Goethe says:-Christ is himself the
one unanswerable proof of Christianity.
That is true plenty, not to have, but
not to want, riches st. Chrysostom.
Do not speak of your happiness to a
man less fortunate than yourself Plu-
tarch.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-12-13

CIRCUMSTANCES ALTER CASES. -"I
once boarded for three months said
Mr.. Smith, Sin family, where, during
the whole time of my stay, the husband
did not once speak to the wife, although
they met at the table every day"
GOOD heavens! What monster he
must have beenr'
"Not at all. He was very amiable
man."
Impossible~
'And l think he was fully justified in
this proceeding"
justified, Mr.. Smith How can you
say SO? A man who would preserve 81
lence for SO long period must have a
most 1mplacable and revengeful disposi-
tion."
''But, my dear, there is one little cir
cumstance that l forgot to mention that
may mitigate the severity of your judg-
ment. The man was dumb"
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-12-13

The secret of fashion is to surprise,
never disappoint.- Bulwer.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-12-13

Defect in manners is usually the def
cheney of fine perceptions.-[E Emerson.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-12-13

Partial culture runs to the ornate; ex-
treme culture to simplicity Bovee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-28
9u heffaufen.

Ill 0as 2 zHodi9e sieoetietnerre Bobnbaus
gr, &, Srmin . 8lace. 2. Sbire nOrolith Don Baltic
moreitraBe. 10 bel 80 Su6. Grunomietbe nur $22.
Breis $3.50, iebr btli9.
MuSpun q Sruscup,
Rr. 10, &otp Suilbinas, ct. gadIfr., ODER
O5l-) ytr. rs. ytorbsB onbftraBe.
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Sermaltcrsz8

fl Sermaltcrs= 8crfagf
E..!l BON
pertbppllem gruno5in5freien Gtgentbum
al Ser Sirs5pnefrase.
Sr Tol9e zines 2ctret's bes 3reisz @erlbtes Ger
Stabt Baltimore pr0 Der un%terBeItnete S~errudlter
auf Offentltder guttiou an SItunb SteQe Wfittipod,
cen i6. 9uli 1873, TN Sead)mittdss 4 u6r, oerz
faufeH:
ta8 game G%ruiSRiif, folaeubcrmaBen beftrisz
Der en- Der gScitiette Der BonoftraBe, in Der Sutierz
uung BON 5S IuB iltlit pom Der Sii0ieite elmer 10 J.
tr, lien aneP, ~uu9liibr9 80 5uB iuoltd pom Der Saltif
moreItrlBe eele9en, Gnfan9en0 oann iitliG, Lungs
Der gSefieite Der 8onoftrGBe, IA 6u6 9ebsno; bunn
peflid, parallel nit beIGeter 10 iSuB breittn QuCp,
50 5us bis On cine 10 BuB Lreite lQeu Damn naroT
LID, parallel nit 8onofru6e, nuo Lungs Ger Ieet=bes
mettteH Gleu, IA 6uB ; uno 0ann oititb uno parallel
nit oer etftbgmetten &Qep, So 6uB bis gum InIGngsa
puntte.
Die @ebdube CIR. 15) befts9en in einem 3zito9t'
gen straightforward 8o1nbaHIe. Sctere9t per5
felt un6 9tunoBinsfcet.
8ertuulsbeoinQnng en- :ein 0ritttbei( baar, uuo Der
8sft auf einsn @re6it uon 6 uno IL Dtonulen, ODER
aQes baGr, nab Der 2Babl oes 9Guiers. Die &re=
oits 3Gbtunaen i3tnien trG9eno, uno jur 3uirieoen5eit
0es 8erDalters eeii6ert.
Sbomas IS. @rii1n, SerruGIter,
SIR. PIP, @aitern, Apenue, mo ,4torie Builolr9,"
SIR. 30, lSGh=EapettetrGse
GarnueI d. 0pner & SObnes Auft
Sieoit.Ste Der 9Gp>uno 6auetteitraBe.
05i, $50, $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-28
Sn,nuiennHraEe,

EiN nabc Drutb Sill Ipenue.
9Qs icbr eIrpfebleHspertbe 9Bobnhaus ytr. 104,
SonnienorraBt, NIT allen mooernen Seauemltdteis
ten uno in completem 3uitanoe. lit Bu perfauien.
Yreis $500; 9runomletbe ST. 90.
SDbn 9ienu x Comp,
(A1S-l SIR. 4. ct NnmI sfrnER.
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VtH OWWISNWAWH 3H
oocr eegen fteine @runb5inien ooer Staotobltgattc~
men ODER 4ttien zines guten Sauoereins ju oeTtau=
i6en. @r liest on elmer gtienbobn nabe etneln Der
brett, elntas 80 fFus lang uub nit eiuenl 9auie he.
baut, tefien Nfietbe aLein cen @runoSins auT's
Same mebr, Bonn oedt IS III grunb 5insfret 81 ba.
ben. Sur elm 9eiddftsmann brandt natSlira9en.
Sebt it ne Yeit Bum aQufen, oa in uenigei gBoben
oas aosIen9eidGit besinut. 4ieros. 8arren nrS
Jules lit pollfdabig porbGnoen. Striitlite anira'
gen inter rs. r. on Die Srpch. os. Sl. er9alz
fen nromnfe 93srifgi hlinuuo. l52-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-28
Dureb Saml. s.. 0oper S SDbne.

Durtb Sdml+ S. 0oper S SDbnc+
90 Sicben iebr cmpfchlcu8pertbe 3.Rpcfise
Eiis 5ie9eIffeinerne 9Suhnhduier an Der gtdmz
I'LL faphraBe. 3piItcn Strlier= unb 9iImoritr.,
5peite StraBt iiplth uoH YrattTttaBe,
;u oertaafGn.
Bertduf urbe0tnGt.
Ticuffag, benz Sui 1873, J1ahmittdqs 6 llbr,
nerocR mir am Blaze oGs HQbItebeno beiGriebene
iebr empieblcnsluertge @ruHpeiSeutbum Der.
fGufsH, TGmtIt:
4Qe iene iiegeu ie6r empfGbIenspertbe 3ieoalfej.
nerle g&obr bGlier, 3zfodig mt otnterge6du6cn. icScs
Il iSuB i5IoHte, NIT elmer Sieie bon - tEuB DIeels
ben fUeroRn e,nSeIn mo elmer iG9rlidfn 9runomietbe
BON $50 uRterlpprftn ]pertault.
SetlufsbebiH9uHg elmer 9upot6et BON $40 ur<
t%trtuorfeu, Der 9tGf bGdr.
G5f s. SdmucI s. Gsoper * SUbne, guft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-28

EITM SClluAI
pertbDoQem @ruubeigentbun.
araft zines Grizzlies bes 9rets9erittes Der stoet
Baltimore Diro Der unter5eibnete 8ertpalter aut OF
feutliber auttton on Srt uno Stele Wecntd9, pan
81. :SuIt 1873, Radbmittass nm A ubr, gum Serz
taute dusbtetcn:
I'm Der WorOwcjl.Gte bsr erosftra6e uno Bead
Ilep anianseno ; honn norowtitttb, Lungs Der EeGb=
AGcp. ~un3eiabr 1872 Sui big an oas Silnoihit Nr.
249 ge6eno, ME &c in einem 9ruuoriiie oes Na6laiz
les BON @runceisentbum hCs uelitorhenen Sob. VIC
Soneueb u"b in eiuem DeIrete ees Sber : SanSeleis
@sridts BON Uiarptano an9e9e6sn III oanr fpftlt4.
(dreS benz 9runoftllde gtr. 249, uuo oteiclbe Rit=
tun9 ODER un9efdbr uerfoIgeuo bis an Die Sbarptr. ;
bann iiottt, Lungs Der StarpftraBe, Al Sus oanu
1hltt, parallel init @ro6ftraBe, 80 6u6, mebr ober
t%uenieer. bis es Die hrttts etnie bes gun5en Blases,
futlber in teiastem Setrete beitrieben III, ihueibet;
bann llb0itlih, Lungs beia9ter oIltteu 9inte, bis on
Die @roBfraBs, uno bann oftlih, l6ngs Der @roBftr. 4,
80 6uB, mebr ooer ipcniscr, bis gum antan9e, nit
| Der ausnabue zines fieineR Stilfden @ruHoGs. Be-
| lagtcs @lunoftiid lit 5pet ~iepcraten id6ttiden @runbz
| mtetbeu pom sos uno $6S unterfuorfer.
Der 9duier tuiro ourd oieien Saul Aur 5eItnabme
bes 9ebduoes, als SIR. 299, Glib : SbarpEraBe, bez
fennt, berettist Gin 3ztodlscs s. u 8 init 2.fodiscn
| Sintergebduoe, nebft 1stodt9em SoroerbGu, welbes
itbt oils Elm 2lgerhterz Salon bennst miro unh bis
Sur 8saG=aaep retbt, NIT elnenl 9roBen Sole. Der
| 5eIbe bat bic heicen oben aDeeqebcnen @runomietben
su ~besabIsn, ieboh 1T er bcrehtigt, aus benz lleberz
| refte 6es obisen 9runbes. Delder metitentbeiIs gut
| bebaut III, ldbrIi9e Uftether, nelbe itb i'm @an5Cn
6uf $l7t %beiauIsn. enjuSieben, ioule aud Die Sab:
luna etner peiteren idbrlt6en Ditetbe pom $3h chi
einen 8las nit gebduoen on Der Noroiette Der Crop
ftrase, SO SuB rpsittt9 bon Der gea9s4le1, gu ner'
Ianeen.
0}eaen nGberer 4uetuntt ur6 Dem @runtriB bee
| @ieentbums neube man ii9 IN Den SerEpaiIer.
Ole Berfaufsbeoingungeu, lpte ourt oos Setret
oorgeIdrieberl, fino: elm Stitttpstl oes anul9etoee
bar, Der ReIt in 6 uub IL 0ionaten, ooer Aues
baar, nab Dem Selieben bes SGuiers Die &reSit3Gb'
Iunqeu pom Beridutstase on 3lnlen trGssno unf
sur Suirtefenbeit bes 8Rrrualters geibert.
Nrieb. 4. SenIinser, 8eriUaltRr,
gr, 19, Sam Buildings" 9erin9toEa, nab
ct. BGulfrGBe;
Ganuel 8. Gober &. Sobne, Altt.
1 H53.4.7 Z. CO. 6, 9,72,3)
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0a6 Seliebrn ~ brrfanfen.

L,.i- Die SduTer SIR, "a, Sc, 80. 40 uno AZ, 8arz
nes1rase, IS bel 81 s5us ionic Gin Stdl, 60 bel Is
tsus uno 81 6ub bob. Ndberes bet ~. Solfer, pr.
40. Saruesf raEe, ooer bet %. u. 5le9, SEN
fiu'S Zane. tl52-O
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Blu uerhaufen nno 81 pfrmietbfn
1ermtefbeu.

Su Derl1ttefDeH+
fSiirf ih6ne grove 3tmmer auf Der B~tDeiter Gtase
nit alen Decentralization; cine rubi9e 6Gntilie obne
3'ncer miro oorgeSogen. NabJuird9en in Orr. ss7,
sf.SSdItimpreiffaRe. $50
nm 81 bermirtBsn.
Lii 3as 8oBnbaus 1r. 2O1, Wasifpnz,
nabe 9npittaBe, gu SIP pro Nionat. Rah3ufraaen
ncbcnan. G54-5)
3u 1%erfaufcu ooer III 1erfnietben>
- Das Gdbaus nit 2a6en aui Der Sofe ner
NHi; RiraslD. uur SrpeHrafs, in pelbem Elm
III giquor<9ei6dit ~betrieben miro. gu erlrG9en
am lSldfe bel g.. Yief. ljl-6)
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SIN &oblens uno Solsbof billi9 ge=
nen Nndr3dhlunn III 8crfQufeu

s1U
Cine Stamau'Ihe @iecreme : WtaIbine, nod het=
naba neu. Ha1Sufrd9en bel r. Sduterbad, SRe
Der Baltimore unb 9pppIetpntrGRe. (l53-5)
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ffa Sas iebr empfeblenswertBe
Iii 0runNetaenthNm
VtHhuStS~"'D"""
Nr. 400, Sft Sd9er TraRe,
r,be Nrr e. Gnhp5.0 ipdp

Wf. tU5, Tft : Ud9erFfraRe,
nube Der st. SObus=SiI6e,
auf Auttion.
3ienfag, Den /. 5uIi 1873, gtGdbmitta9s 5 16r,
ipcrDen mir an Srt uno Stele oGs naGiebcno bes
idriebene empiebIeusluertbe @i9entbum Uertauten,
ndmli9:
Das sause Gruntfiid init Capitalization,
on Der Dit SG9eritrGBe, nabe Der ct. Sobns=4ude,
9etegen, 13h EuB brett unb 70 SUB ttef bis on cine
q ifuB treite 4ue1 oebGno.
Die Capitalization (ytr. 1917 befteben in etnRm 81
itotl9en SiG9elfeinernen sSubnbdnie nit etnem
2zf0dIsen SiegelIteinernen SintCr9 fbGu0e, Gas, gBaIs
fer II. |. M. @runbmietbe $3i pro Sobr.
BebiH9un9en /: b0are 3a6Iuua. Srrtauf obne Sora
bebalt.
Cine 9aar.In8ablurg ron $1C0 mug bet'm 8Qufe
gemG4t tuGrten l.
g.. s.. @uoer 8 gUbne, auIt.,
Si6ot : Sde Der @ap> uno 6apetteitra6e.
AK . 4 : e,
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Scrfetaerun0en.
5> llupiOerrnniber Gprs 8sSEkE
SerfQuf

5ial=Serfauf
p5u
Sutihenz un0 QrbeitssBier6eu, Saqqer, uub
onrsren 8agen obne Blame, 6amilien = SUIT
iden, ooppelteu u1b einiadeu @eidirren,
9eden, Sniebefeu, 90litsrn, 6liegeu=
9teBen &C.,
in Dem ruobGbeFaunteu Stale gRr as, SanfftraRe,
cine 2birc uoH Der SonOfrdsc,
Wontd9 G9prgeu, ZEN 30. SUM 16s3,Fum
n ubr.
gBtr fuerben an obeuscHonutem Gage Hn0 RIoee
cine Uertbuole Sammlung pom Suti6en= uuo w
bets $icrneu u~cr'Gu'tn, EGmlid:
Elm cunteIbrGuuFs RpuD, 4 SJGbte dIt, 3 6Gnfe
bod, fam in ) ytiHuttd cine Dtcile Iaufsn, 1T 5Gbm
nno 9ebt in uaen Seidtren; niiroe fit iUr Elm BOnp=
Y5dton paiien.
Sebn lcbr id,Dne 6dbrs uuS 2Ir~bcits=pferee,
potitbtt9 dusGelutt unb uC9cn i6rer auteu GuaGttGt
lpejltl t6tommGnelrt
9uti9en.
u IdggerSSBd9tn IN Qu"EgejtibnctCm SuItau0e.
4 Samilicn.Sutid,en, iebr gut i'm Gtano
SarnIlIenlF'Jdg3sr>ISdSen, bon gutter Sez
l1afGnbett.
D 9Saaem pbue 9Idne. nur ipeni9 oebraudt.
IL einfddbe Sfcrse<Cjefdlirre, btinLbe neu.
scppcltc ejcid)irre, bGiuabf neu.
z Sdi'ttcH, Elm Sdlittentorb un0 Gin 5utter=
ibreiocr. fFerner:
9C6en, suitfeftu ,SUC3erreBe, 6nIiter, Geitiden
rno lberb1upt ale Artlfel, rpeIbe in siHem Selbtaae
eritcr Slaiie Dortommen-
u. y. 2Sir ItnteH Die I~pg5iele Huimerfiamtcit auf
oleien Ssrtauf, oQ Der Gigentbllmer 10 D NJ g G
% a1te 5urid ie bt, uHo jRoer 4rtItel obne SOr=
bebclt p~erfault miro.
Stoinsun9en {: bdGre SabIuEg am 8ertIuf5tuge.
YSoukoiIe S gfcrm1u, Autt.,
fDZ-S1 SIR < q i'm IL rrIpSifr1Gp
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3u Dcrfaufen.

Gin aut=gete9ener ea9erbier : SoIon (gertdufe 20
bis Is $ess pro 2Dohe) nabe bsm BaibiustonzBGbnz
bofe 9eIeeep, lit Ue9eu Abretie oes Sl9ners nGb
0eutihIano biui9 Su p%erfauIen. Tton msloe ib IN
Der CSrp. . SI. 1920
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GtieababncI.
BaitumOrR-O

I'm u6b na4 @puHtaq, ben I. SUM 1873, stRtu
tasIi9 errl gage BDii4en Baltimore, BFttiiEa nEo
BdrterebuTg, uub 5Dcu:
Der GiHctunattz grgre5 z3ua, ibcr bic
VtttropolttGn=3 lUeISbatH. iUr bGTtgrSbuJg Il. ems
ctnnGti. tigIi6 I'M 6.45 WorsIHs, Buriidttbreub tomE
er IN Baltimore $50 YIor1eus tG3ii6 on, DioUta9s
nnfnEnnmmRn-
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gu %berfanftn.

HUE S)n uCLluhltNs
EslI Gin breif0di9es BobnbGus nit 2aotn on
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SruRomiet9e $50; Etets
$4,000. Serner elm 2.itodiees &obnbaus NIT Selier@
geihoS on Der StodtonfirGBe ; glds l2S 6us tlei nno
gruno 8insfrei ; Yreis nur Sl400; betoe nGbe Dem SGs
fapetterUtartte.
Gin QRobnbaus nit 0abcn an rer SoluorbfraBG
nabe Der @umbeu : citation, grnnS3insirtt /; Ereis
$4,000. Sin 2Bo6nbau5 nit Edben on Der Sit.Dtonu=
@runOli gins $3.50 Breis 5000.
gln i6oner Souplab an Der Beitiett: Der Strifere
ftrQse, SDlibCn DiulbeIrpz uno Carbohydrates, 80
bel Isl 6ns on cine 20 Rub breite Iacp.
Cine nisblide Cottage in benz bIblden StGothen
0tount 8aibtnston. iilnf Vieilen pom Der Staot,
an Der vgforblihen @entralz9IIenb4bn," nit 8 Siigen
tdglid BON uub nab Der Sta0t. Sur 3 Dtiuuten Wes
ees pom 6auIe bis an Die @iien6abn.
CINE biibihe @emiiie=Satm bon 81 Idsrn, biibiher
sru6tz@arte srceuentes Saus, S6eune u. {. 10 ,
nabe Der 9feifterstopn= 9 station on Der n98Gitern Wia'
rpIauosGiienbabn."
Cine 2anofeae uon 1i8 gfRrn in Satioro=@o untp,
Spiihen Selair uno SbuTtpine (iebr bili9). NGbere
Ausfunft bei
SenrS sB. GoDfe, Sir. 9, Law Buildings,
MA ct. RauI=Sr.
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8inia at bermietlen.


fl Srbinstnn,
Ea.l- IL Wietle bon Der gtoot an Der Gatonspiuer
giienbabn uno 5 Wttuuten Besss BON elmer Station
Der SaItimore=Botomuc= Sabn." Sic Gage lit bilbid
unb iebr seiuno bfbi6e @ottasee nit aaen moberz
men 8eausmliGteitsn, unb lsers Slate on elmer 10 B..
breitsn ~ar0oirten 2lrerue Su U~srtOufen obsr Su uerz
pabten. GuBeroroentlid siuItise Ssbiusunssn fir
Sduierbauer uno 8erionen, Die lid anidifs MAIDEN
molten. g. Srnins Gittp,
(Nuo7.lS) Nr. 81. ct. Boulfrdse.
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SeCHSr:
Sreies Grunh fiicF 80 f5us an Der Si6ititc Der
8tn6eitertraBe, bel 100 SuB an Der 8driib.autp nit
9runomauGrH.
acknowledgement: Elm giertbeil bGar, Der Neft
GrIGubniB um Gle SGuier 6u bei,ben, tam man
aui appltfatiou bon Den Iutlionatoren 6etomnen.
Sine AnSabluus BON $50 auf ieoes Saus ODER
9runoItiif bei'm Raufe.
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Blu Dfrhaafru nn0 30 rftmlelbfG.
4n ~hetfanfen.

E.mi 0as Sous Rr. az, @ouebHrafe, Stui.
itea BOND uro @aroIineitlaBe, 3:ftOdis, nit bops
peltem Sintslsebduoe uno bibit t%opeSirten %Si'nmern,
ionic Gas uno 2SaferzSinribtune, nebft 9Gtrohez
Diem, anes in p~oGtommenen Y%uitlnoe. Yreis $2400,
sruns s~insfrsi, ietr bilis. ytah5uiragen on Srt II.
Sfeue. Q53-6O
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@iQia at nsrmiethen.

ElT I'm eiucn 9u:en Dtietbcr cine niebli6 mobs
lirte Cottage nit S Simmern on Der breoerid' Roao,
inne, balls eIner StunOe fSabrpe9cS pom Dem @eridts.
beuIe. Cine Bumpe an Der Gbure, Sietaus, Staaun9
Ii. (. ID. Sitbite SGube unb 9utes Sbft. Ser Blas
lam su irseno elmer 3ett All appltfdtion bel ben
So. Geo. Sueft q Sobn, Rr. As, at. saul
straRe, augeiebsn ipereen. Q51-3)
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Su h%ermtethen.
3u Derfaufen

liz Das biitihe Saus nit QatGn aui bRr @de
Der Iau uuo 8ioblefraBe, fih tic irgeno Elm @es
ib6ft ~pGiieno. ytdberes bi AZ. 3. Sriftor, Rr.
lao, Rprc.S reterffrd6e. $3.50
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en- Cine sf,inc 0arft<0aubfcQe

con AZ Geern nit Obtsarten uno oussepdblten
Eriitten, ousseSeidnetem YBObnbauie, Sdeuae uno
6tQlung, pelae ieBt iebr ergiebia 1T. gu o~erfauten
burt 8. ND. Gppfe, Rr. D, Kan SIilSinss.H
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9u herfanfcn.

kmS Gin empfcblensiuertbes @obnbaus on her
Dlc9nGob nGbe 9ofimanfroBc, q 5uB brett, btIs
Zig bel ~ioIortiser applttntion an
Sinaes & Sareednt,
H46-) SIR. so, 2ertnotonfI.
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3u berfaufeu.
Ri t%erfQuicn.

Aiia % ader 9Qno nit Robnbaus mo Nasnerz
un6 S9mieotz g8 ertite1e iIr Die 9ertn9e Suntne bon
S12D nit 500 8Gorda9(una, Der Jtet IN uHo 2
Sabren.
Sin biIiges baus an Der 2omboroz, nabe Canal
Gtrase, init Z Simmern D.; Yreis $1,000.
Eerner elm bi1i9es Sau5 CT Der Bethel, nabe fer
fFQoettetraSe, nit 6 !3imnern {; ipurte einea Suten
QGben MAIDEN ; B:eis $3.50.
RGbere Austunit 9iebt 9bpmas g. WadCn,
1891 Rr ~ fnrhzJ Srnl6mnh.
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fssAa4s @ilmnrz, nahe SarutngaitraBe.

EllH Stein Sadr9eIS peridu9t!
SftIette Der @itmoritrGse, 6. Sans norolih ron
Saratogaftru6e; YluB 16 bet 100 6us, 3~~ftodtgss
5ront uno 2zr0fi9es pinttr9ebGuoe, nit allen mo-
6ernen Berbeferuneer. Rreis $500, SablbGr in 9Boz
denSablunsen. Sem Sduuereln.
Jcbu &lenn & Gonps,
1904 SIR. 4. G.. RnuIGrcSP.