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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-30
Republican state Convention.

The republicans OF South Dakota will meet In
delegate convention In the city OF Yankt0n,
South Dakota, In convention hall on Wednesday,
the I'D day Of August, 1894 at 430 y. m, for the
purpose OF placing In nomination candidates for
the following named Offices:
Two Representatives In Congress.
Governor
Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary OF State.
State Auditor
State Treasurer.
Attorney General.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
Commissioner school and Public Lands.
Commissioner Labor and Statistics.
One Railroad Commissioner for all Of South
Dakota lying west OF the Missouri river.
One Railroad Commissioner for all OF South
Dakota lying east OF the Missouri river and south
OF the second standard parallel
One Railroad Commissioner for all OF South
Dakota lying east OF the Missouri river and
north Of the second standard parallel.
And the transaction OF such other business as
may legally come before such convention.
The committee recommends that an alternate
20 each delegate be elected, and that no proxies
be allowed and that the delegates or their alter
mates present ut the convention be empowered
% east the full vote of their county
The committee further recommends that the
counties Of Lyman, Sterling. NOland. Jackson,
Ziebacb, Pyatt. Pratt, Presho, Gregory, aud
Harding each be allowed representation Of one
delegate ON presentation of proper credentials.
The basis of representation for each county
fraction thereof, cast for Hon. Charles II. Shell
dOn for governor In 1892.
The counties viii be entitled to delegates as
follows.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-30

Sturgis has donned . new title. and
will hereafter struggle for wide fame
and:high distinction as the "St. Paul of
South Dakota" The name Of Scoop"
has been ignored and forever relegated
to the remotest realms of oblivion, and
it is TO be devoutly hoped that under
the new and significant title. her ad-
vancement may be mere marked than
that of other aspiring towns who have
been experimenting with such LOFTY
titles as. "The Denver Of the Hills :,
"The Pittsburg ofthe West !" ''rhe Gate
CITY !" "rhe Metropolis Of the Hills !"
"lhe Tin City," ETC.. which by reason Of
combination Of unfortunate circum-
stances, have failed TO realize the acme
Of their deluded hopes.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-30
Our Celebration.

The coming celebration of the 4th Of
July is the prevailing topic in this place.
The committees in charge are straining
every nerve to make the occasion .
blooming success. which is now assured
90 far as the attractions are concerned.
and II We are favored with large at
tendance, which 10 earnestly desired
and confidently anticipated. success in
oil its features will be the much coveted
result. Custer has we'll earned repu
tation Of doing her part upon all occa-
sions. She never does anything by
halves, and in this instance il is her
fixed intention TO sustain her reputation
by presenting medley Of attractions
which will be acceptable to visitors aud
a credit 10 the to~n. Do not hesitate
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-30

The Ohio state republican platform
contains the following popular plank
which would look well, read well, and
result well if adopted as q part of the
South Dakota republican platform at
the coming state convention: I'VE
favor bimetalism. Silver AS well az gold
is one of the great products Of the Unit
ed States. Its coinage and use as cir
culating medium should be steadily
maintained and constantly encouraged
by the national government; and we
advocate such policy as will, by dis
eliminating legislation or otherwise,
most speedily restore to silver its right
full place as money metal"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-30

A WALL of Watar.

Bob. Sham went out to the Cheyenne
after church on Sunday and there wit
messed remarkable sight. As he start
ed home he heard loud roaring noise
and looking back at the river saw .
great wave advancing rapidly along; it
was at least five feet high-a perfect
wall of muddy water filling the banks
on both sides and carrying a mass Of
drift, logs, barrels and other debris as
thickly packed, Bob says, as the ice in
the winter when it begins to break up.
He attributes the phenomenon to a
cloud burst up the river.-Hot Springs
Herald %.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-30
CUSTER CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA, SATURDAY, JUNE 80,

to come to Custer on the 4th of July by
reason of any fear Of lack ofen.ertain-
ment, or the absence of an opportunity
for enjoyment, as Clusters repdtation as
an entertainer is at stake, and she will
positively sustain it on this important
occasion at all possible hazards. Custer
extends q cordial invitation to all to
unite with her in the coming celebra-
ton of our natal day.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-30

The basis ofrepresentation at the repub-
lican state convention, called to meet at
Ysnkton August 22nd, is one delegate
for each fifty votes, or major fraction
thereof cast for Hon. c. III. Sheldon for
governor in 1892. This gives Lawrence
county forty delegates, Pennington nine
teen, Fall RIVER, twelve. Custer ten,
Meade eight and Butte three.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-30

The knights Of Labor Advocate 10 the
name the new Edgemont paper will sal
under. We haye not seen copy of it,
but we are informed that it is pre-emi
nently populistic in Its predilecticns
and exceptionally loud in the expression
of its cherished convictions. 1t is pub
lished by De Forest Sanford, and has
come TO stay--all summer. M
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-30
Mining Items.

A..W. Beuter, son Of John Beuter Of
Deadwood, mas been engaged for the
past two weeks, with another man, in
developing the Caledonia lode, a promis-
ing gold property owned by his father
and located near Warren's Gulch six
miles west of this city. He is much
pleased with the prospect, and expresses
unlimited confidence in the final result
OF his explorations. Mr.. Beuter is also
the owner Of extensive placers on Light
ming creek in that vicinity, which he
proposes to open up and operate in the
near future, in which operations he will
employ steam pump to drain the
ground. The placers show up well by
pantests.
The Homestake company raid their
l9lst dividend on the 25th inst. of ff-
teen cents per share, aggregating Sls.750,
a total paid up to that date of S5.l75 600.
Itis stated that the ore from which this
vas. amount OF wealth has been obtain
ed, averages less than three dollars per
"
this wonderfully productive mine, says
There is no other mine in America
that can make a similar showing. II
fully proves what experienced and com
petent management can do with a Low
grade proposition There are other
gold properties in the Black Hills yet in
the hands of the original loeators that
could be made fully as profitable under
similar management"
THE OLD CHARLIE NINE.
The enlsrging and retimbering Of the
working shaft on the old Charlie gold
mine at -Four Mile,.upon which force
of men has been engaged for the past
three months, has been completed, and
the Inauguration Of milling operations
only awaits the arrival of certain ma
chinery already shipped, which by some
unfortunate circumstance has failed TO
arrive, although expected for a number
Of days. Referring to this very promis-
ing mine, the Deadwood Times in a
recent issue says: ''Since Messrs. Lewis
and Olds secured possession of the above
property by purchase, they have been
at work developing it and retimbering
the old shaft, which is something oyer
100 feet in depth. The workings dis
close vertical vein of ore varying from
four TO FIVE feet in width, free gold be-
ing visible in the greater portion. The
owners have 20-stamp mill about a
half mile distant, to which the ore from
the property will be hauled at an ex
pense of twenty-five to thirty cents per
ton. mill test made some time ago
gave good results by the ordinary free
milling process, additional value being
secured by concentrating the tailings.
Some delay is caused by the non-arrival
of some new machinery shipped from
the factory several days ago. Mr. Olds,
the superintendent and general man
ager. is expecting it to arrive at any
time. On it's receipt the mine and mill
will be started up with a full force, sue
cess being assured by the grade. char
acter and quantity of ore proven to
exist in the mine"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-30

lplais .otflt Uil
Dated at Chamberlain, South Dakota, this, the
18th day of May, A. -. 1894.
BY order of the State Central Committee,
j. NJ. GREEN, Chairman.
J. ii. SCRtvEN, Secretary.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-30
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lid. @eit0rte 8er0au1t9 ober mad)t ben
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b~en8ltit geluinnen,
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an9enebnle8 Otittel, - man nebme So
bann 9off'S Mo15ertraft.
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ein pabrer 9enuB it, i'm nit ieOer Wtabl>
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ieber Slai9e fI9 Der geanens5ug rs +
9off" beft1bet.
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aud II an11dberttO 0ebenio gut"
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154 Sranflin Ct, SEEM OOrf.
, 1894-02-21
Der jun9e Sdulmann an fetnen
Oater.

1olkL.
Sm o8dbaaogiid6en @ocben6l." fin6en
tptr ba5 folgeltbe, nacb Der Wtelo6te Pin
ben &beir, an ben &betn" 5u iingen6e err
bauli6e 9teb:
vStuDtre nur ia ni6t 8bilologie!" 8ie
gut mar, 8ater, betn 9atb. 3tpar bin ib
ldngit 9pttor ber BbtIoiOpbie, bod INNER
nDcb &anoioat.
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9eutib, @riecbil6, 0ci6i6te, 2atetn in
@Otttngen tparo mtr elm eriter 9reis, uno
etn 9ldnSenOeS 3eugniB lit metn.
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regtert, id6 merf' es tpobl, i3 fam gu ipGt.
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unb ibmamn1, unb mir purocn Die @ltez
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iic6 binreiben6 itramn1, un6 6ie S6uite sez
nlt8enO beiebnt.
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ais o@lepe" friib, fr0bltcb un6 fret, unb
ertuorb in Berlin mir oas 2ebrerbtpLom
fit Scbtptmmen uno Turnerei.
6rans0ltib unb Gnglti6 trieb ib barauf,
tbeOretbii6 unb p~roftiicb ba3u, ilberieBte
ir'S @nglii6e S6tQer unb tSauff, las
Wfonte8quieu, W}tbatb, SarDou.
Scr @r0ber'icbe @runoriB iparb tidbtig
benubt, nebit &Orting's encyclopedia aucb
trieb ich, nac6oem ib ben Sc6nurrbart ges
itlGbt, Dor benz Spte9el 2autpbpltOlo8ie.
3par QlnfangS 9li6 elmer Sal3gurfe
bloB Der s3ultge Glaitt5ttGt. 9ob fiibl' ib
micb beute ais balber Sran8oS, ieitOem ber
9eaidL mir 9erGtb.
SD mar 8pet Wonote barauf IN 2auz
lanne utb etnen Wtonat ouf Wt9bt, uno
ermarb in TransOiti6 unb Gn9Iii9 mir
6ann Die mittlere 2ebrfGbtgfett.
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gebraht nit ~neun3ig Mort M~onats9ebalt.
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0 lieber 8ater por'm S9r: vOfetn Sobn,
ftubtre ME 86iloGo9tc!" . @ater, paS NAT
tb firm I9pr!"
, 1894-02-21
SpOeS=IttSeide.

6reunbett unb 8efannten Die traurioe godri6t, ban
lniere ltebe Mtntter. SGluie9ermutter unD 6ruBmltter
s0saria Na9ealena Sid am Mpntag ben 10. Sebruor
i'm 9Iter BON Y Sobren NIB I Monaten, nit Sen bell.
Sterbelotrolnenten DerIeben, ieIig i'm Serrn entI9ldfen
lit. Die Seerbigung fin0et ltatt am 9onner1taa ben %.
6ebruar, NtorgenS nm bolb 8 lbr, oom 3ronerbauie.
gto, 50 Ortoro=StraBe, CUR ct Wti1aels=Rir1e bann
nab Dem 8ontfocius=9 otteSader I'm itiae Sbeilnabnle
bitten Die trarernoen 6iuterbliebenen
Wtatbtas, SoB6nt ~, gifoIamS Sid, SDbne.
0erttMoe Gbettsbdnicr, WtGr9atetba Gomtre,
GItiabetba %9lrtmaier, S06ter.
Better Gbertsb6mIer, Sobu Goutre, Spbit e.
Mrtftaier, S6mieoeri6bne.
SoutIe Gid, 9feute Sid, S9tpie9ert69ter.
9Ofh1t
, 1894-02-21

= 2tuS 8lanfenburg tpir6 Ser ySalberz
itdoter 3eitun8" pom 10. San. beri9tet:
y8etm &aufmann &niebaie boben 0tebe
ben JtoQaoen DDr Der 9aoentbiir, iprengten
0teielbe nit etnem Stemmetien auf unb gez
lan8ten 10 nit Ict9ter Wiibe in ben 2aben
un6 baS &ontor. Q[us BEN erbroc6enen
&alien naDmen tie etipa so W1f. @el6 uno
Coupons i'm @ertbe bon 20 Mf., iowie
cine Prtfun8stommiilion." Sir bic elm
geiperrte Brufun9stommtilton :par Das etn
ungemeIn 9IidIicber 3ufaa.
, 1894-02-21
b
@1tcago, 81. SSebr.

@btca9D, 81. Sebr.
Solgen6e 9retie pur6en BET 9r0Beren
Partien e~r3teIt:
8utter, bette Creamery 8aare, 263@
&c, CUTE 23024c, mittelmdBtge 200
&C. 0atrp, bette, 22(023c, mittelgute unb
quite 2O921c, frti4er 8ading StOd 1900
lac.
8uttertne, @aftlafe 0air0, lac,
Gmptre 153c, bette Creamery 18@193c,
Suinoiier 17c; in pGous" ober fIeiren
@ebtn6en &c mebr.
&die, bette uSuG Grepm G6eb6ars,"
110114c, yGtptnS" 120121c, ygourg
Nhmerifa" 124@13c, na6gemacDter Sc6petz
ser 12@133c, p8riG" 12@13c, 2imburger
120123c.
8obneu, BETTE vgfaoies," 1.4501 so,
mtttelgute $1.4001.45, nit Der WaIdbtue
gereintgte $1.3O@$1.35.
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W9tSfeD, $1.15.
@efII9eI, 8ei6Ia6tetes, TurteD Z
@93c; 9i6ner 7@73c; 6ennen 53@6c,
alte uno iun9e @; Gnten 10@103cfiir
lebenbt8e; @Gnie Sc bas 8fnnb; Spring
@bifenS" 5000. baS 8funb.
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trodnete 73@10c. bo5 9fun6, an Ser Sonne
8e60rrte n0rDGic5e 5@63c., 8ftritcbe $685.,
8rom6eeren 6@7c., 6imbeeren 23@243c;
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gei9atte 8firit6e SOLE, geicbdIte 22@
24c; BHoumen 9(013c. &oitnen: y2on5
bon 2apers" $1.65(02.OO oas Riitden,
rMustateuer" $1.OO@1.35, Ioie 406c.
8 It friibeS: Qepfel So. 50@4.5 81 un6
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5ebrons 48051c; 9fofe 5O051c; Durcb;
etnanber 48(050c Der 8ui6el. Serie6z
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noiier $2.5O(03.25.
, 1894-02-21
SDOcS0tt3etoe.

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tnler 9eltebter Sotte uno Batter Clemens Sizes I'M
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l9laIeH Ut. 9ie 8eeroiglng finOet itott 9ouueritag,
pen q 6ebruar, 9 lDr W{or9ens. bonn Srauerbauie 254
nab benz ct. 8onlfocius=S otteSoder. lin itine She'll
1tobnIe bitten Die troueruoeu 9iuter6liebeneu
Wn0cIo @ies, @0ttin. nebit &tnbern.
, 1894-02-21
WrmnDeiaenthum.

0rnnOeigentbum.
I'm Guer @t9eutbun1 raid 81 nerfoufen pber su perta1l=
i9en, 9ebt gu Singer Bros, 3intmer "a
20iplS 184 9earborn ctr.
gu Derfaufen: Splde, Die ii) an Der @rilnouno
= elmer beutIden InIteoelung in Siibcalifornien su be-
tbetlt9eH rnb IT'D bic Der @olonie getpGbrten ouBerOrbent-
t t9 i I'M 8efeiiSSe 8niISi + re. ISa. .Sfe her "a a StSMTgts.
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brtefltd an bic 8aloD Ntountain Sanb & Water So. oo-
Ielb1t menoen. oQ20bolp
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y @de in bieer biibIden unb blIbenoen 9orito0t.
98aiier uno Selper in ben StraBen unO Die StraBet es
pnaitert Sage: Stb- unb Oitiront. Wegen 9reis rnS
lid an @m. $. See. 112-114 9earborm 9tr.
SoDce Building. 2Omibolu
, 1894-02-21

Im Na9mtttog 6eiieL6en GageS iparet
ale @oleffienS BET Dem ib0nen 8etter i'm
@arten, Ser Senator ioB, feline Meerz
1cbol1mptetfe rau3enb, inter bc1 ~9rinen,
MISREPRESENTATION 8Gurnen am ~tpeiBgeoeGz
ten, &affeetti6 unO las in einem Sournal,
oas ct Der WO8entIt6 etntreffenben 9eiez
3~trteLm0ppe entnOmmen bate. S6m 8u
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rnetoltb BET ben 9tacbbQrn etnftn0en0e
9un6 2%afienS; Sic Senotorin gtng nit
0ela eifrtg plau0ern6 in Sen ic6Qttigen
00n9en auf unb ab.
3weierlet 9tn9e bei6Gftigten ie Qana
auBeroroentltb. &lauBen bate in Ser I'M
terreoun8 am 0tittag Der Senatorin perz
1prooben, nab Wtiin9en gu telegrap6tren
mi ouf 6teiern g8ege Nac6rtcbten iiber
gSalterS 8eftn0en ein3u6olen, aucb hattie er
3u9eIa9t, tbnen Bic Nntport qleich mach
tbrem @tntreffen ieIbit gu iiberbrinqen. 9te
anoere tie beibGfti8en6e 2lngelegenbeit be-
trat vote nebenan !"
Der Senator bate bonn Stommtticb i'm
Jtat9steler bic 9ta6ricbt mttgebracbt, bah
Eon1tan3e nod beute tn 6auie tbrer ST.
tern 3uruGertDartet tper6e, un0 3tpQr -
tpetl tbr Wtann, Der SreiDerr @lenm bon
N6len, tie tbren @ltern tpieberic6ife. ST
bate ilbergenu8 bon tbr, er tpoQte le nicbt
me6r!
DAP bic @9e cine iebr unglHdlibe aetoez
len, mar aQgemetn befannt oepor6en.
aber Elm 10 raibeS urb iold6es @nbe bate
gtiemanb ertpGrtet. Gbenlo ner6e 9(nqez
lima BON Rregc, bte itcb etntge Monate anm
8eiub BEL 8eripanbten in Der Ntdbe bon
&ieL a1f9ebalten bate, 3uritfcrmartet, urb
AUDI iiber ie batten itcb ieltiame @erihte
Derbrettet. IS ipQte elmer Ser reiblten
, 1894-02-21

Die fir eine 6ausfrau einfabfte un6
biui9ite Dirt, Elm 0ienitmab9en gu befom7
men, lit, cine GerIan9t79tn3eige an 6aS
Nben6blatt Ser Sutnots Staats3eitung etnz
3uibtdcn. 8reis l Sent oas Nort.
, 1894-02-21
Snnes=0fttacinc.

Sreltnoer ruo 8etannten Die trauriQe 9odrint, boB
lt1tier lteber Batter 9err GarI Trets beute frib Ianft
22; 6e6rllor, 9ormitto98 1920, bonn 8rouerbauie, Mo=
1e1tlc Building, Gte @Baltpn 9lace unb 9tuIb Ctr, mad
penn -JtOd SsIanO=0epot nuo DOn oo per 8abu uaf Blue
SSlaub ltatt.
2lib2t GIiSe uno gauItne Nretts.
, 1894-02-21
GItse ttnO 9auItne Srens.
SDOeSdtt3etde.


Frel1toen 1nb 9etonuten Die traurige NoGritt, bag
mem gutter Mtonn 9eturt9 S9nebe i'm @lter ooa
AZ S0bren am 10. os. A6enos 80 1tbr nad adtlp0tbeut=
ltben &eioen geitOrbet lit. 8egr6bnlB fin0et am 9Dnz
rerltag, ben %. 3. So, 9totmitto9s ? 1br, pom Srauer=
houIe, 1876 Slt 9tortb NDe., ans mad @rncelano 1tatt.
Tim title 3beiInabme bitten bic traueruoen 9tnterblte=
be1eH;
Clara SGIneOe, Satin.
WoeIe un0 9iltlta, SD6ter.
f$pfuri6l mn 12fJfn GDhup
, 1894-02-21
Il. o. #. Gpnrt Wor&u6rts DO. 25.

Sen 8eamten unb 8riibsrn 5r trouriqeu 9to9ri9t,
boB unier 8ruoer Gr=SberfDrfter SSearD Sd)ne0e
9eltorben lit. Sic 8eamten ln0 8rilber limb eriu6t iib
onl Donner1tag nm l ubr III Der &ogenboae ein3ufin0eu,
I'm oeut 8ruoer Die leBte Gbre 3I erlDetieu.
&. Vafert, SberiDriter.
, 1894-02-21
2n Ieiher1 aeindt.
SinansteQeS.


S6ofe, 2uinlan & Co., Mtortoage 9anters, az 9ears
" bprnItroBe, oerletben Sch auf @bicogoer 9rIno=
eigentbum gu Dem niebrtgiteu Freifen, ioapie aud onI Sc
bQuoe. 6oea, lS,t
, 1894-02-21
NbenOblatt Oct 81. Gtaatsz 3eituus
lift in ben unten on9eaebenen @eI9aften aa babsn:
Gorofctte.

lift in ben nnten on9egebenen Sei9afteu au ba6en:
gnrSfctte.
6. 5entmer, 1899 Stucoln Noe.
81. 6. STEPHAN, 1l50 &tncoln gns.
403 @rpB Npe.
402 HDscoe 9ouleoarb.
Y. 9. Semitic, 1881 Belmont Goe.
g. Goldman, 174 GIarf Str.
6. 81. Mpore, 442 &inco(u 9loe.
Son &olo0s, 4S5 &t1coln 4pe.
6. 81. 9oD, $40 2incoln Moe.
6ronf Magner, 597 &incolu Gpe.
Spepb WeIuf, TAT &iucpln 4oe.
6. gfeuDaus, $40 &iucpln Moe.
Wm. SapIer, 1917 &iucDlu Ape.
SO 8ettiHa 1926 Glorf Str.
@a"ber. 457 @lQrf ctr.
6rau &inbemann, 421 Start Str.
6. 81. 86r, 313 Cart Ctr.
%. q. MpueD, 267 Start ctr.
g. Serntorn, ISL Giarf Str.
S. Of. Neger, 53 GIarf ctr.
8. 9eduer, 590R Glart Str.
$errr. @bimpftp, 282 Nprtb Mns
g. 9Dppntann, 867 Start str.
s. Smith, 981 @lart Ctr.
6rau 6. Malfer, 453 @eas Str.
%. GrtberTuro, 500 @GeQs ctr.
Surnbll, 545 WeGs ctr.
M. 6. S9ntiot, $50 MeQs ctr.
s. SO. Stpeet, 707 Meas Str.
SDbn Starr, $50 Meas Str.
9. Surrie, 36 Weas Ctr.
6. @ieIe, 344 0eQs Ctr.
s.. Staer. 369 8eQs Str.
4ru1n, 119 GGeQs ctr.
Sobu 8erf, al MeIs ctr.
SDbn 8ud1eD, 211 @eas ctr.
Sron s. Sobniou, 276 WeGs Stx
6. MaCin9, 100 Q9eaS Str.
$. 9o1ar, 1888 @eqs Str.
6. 5erian, 80 MeQs Ctr
8. @eber, 1876 &orrobee ctr.
SDfntauu, 464 Gorrobee ctr.
8. Berger, ST. 2arrobee Ctr.
Srau G. Wtoroon, 225 Sieiiion str.
She @olum6us, $40 9ipifipn ctr.
6. M, Mbtte, 4O7h 9tpttpn ctr.
g. 6. gteIiou, 1874 9iotfiou Ctr.
6. Nnberiou 317 9intiion Ctr.
s. Mtiiaer, 81 Wilolp Str.
8. u. Gbmaun, &c 9Biaolp ctr.
s.. Sdurtea, 81 State Ctr.
s. T.. &iebl 255 GIe0elano gpe.
s. Squirt, 391 Sebeipid ctr.
20. 8. MeBler, 5S7 Sebomid Ctr.
81. @nsel, 1893 Seo9pid Str.
&rsuier, 282 Gebspid Str.
Seb1 Stein, 294 Seb9pid ctr.
9ittie8, 262 5ebstptd Str.
9. 6. @utnont, 249 @lDbeurn @ne.
9opter, 403 @I1bpuru @oe.
s. metB. 1923 gIpbDuru MDe.
q. 80. S6ltd. "a GIpbpurn Ioe.
StObert 3re9er, 149 Sainpis Str.
g.. S9rober, 316 Martet ctr.
eagta.somS 90 c.
e Ct, 700 Go,tor c+r
c., so ouh,r At cuoorio 49,
M 60, 70 G,no,;o 49,
mSsSs CO. ne m,n"r;a -
Mtor &iGteuItern, 259 Stub Sty.
GNoIette.
GuSitprir,m Spter.
gictprio 5opteI.
ggeuirotpn SoteL.
Seloub SpteL,
Ntc6ohs SopteI.
Q~erirotnr 0otpr.
80 Snrore{ ctr
81 Mham8 @tr.
III 9or S4,ror CTR.
ITO 0orri5or CTR
III Sorri5or ctr
Saorf 6ntpI az CTR nrh monosn mn.
~cNlette.
Senp, 1869 9S. Nortb ape.
Sacber, 1877 u. Wfaplepsob IDe.
o'nlp|' 0 oao % 9, Gr.IGI"n" "U[,
ileIterhpuIe, 1885 g. California ao.
, 1894-02-21
0eI61fts= 0eleqenbeiten.


On perfaufen: WtDbel; groBe @erI9Ieuoerung
~ gtoh3ufrogen iofOrt g. GItftOI Mpe.
On Dertaufeu: &eitanrantS, SoloonS, Groceries,
~ Wteot=aJtarfets, 86dereieu, 1n0blirtc 3immer, Wleblz
lno 6utter=Stores, Observation-Disclosures, luie 9eI6Gfte
1eber 8ronde, BET s uitap WtoDer s. 60, 49, 80
GanoDlpb Ctr. 2Ofeb3t
" Oertauft NIT @n3obluu9er ooer tanI9t fir 6runb.
ei9entbum: 'irgeno ipelbe Sei96ite. Seine 8orauS6e5ob.
lung. 9tOtariat. Sci. 2776 Ntatn. l3os1SS tulo
On perfaufen: 9tnt9! @ntgebenoes GeItauraut;
~ @ors boIten ppr Dem 9aus. 265 Sit 80. StroBe.
, 1894-02-21
W}1blirte 2intuter.


. II permietben: Sin mDbltrtes {3intmer fir etuen
~ o0er 5pet 9erren, nit Doer pbne Trilbtid, an Der
gBeitiette uabe Der 5obbabn uno benz Sorfielo 9arf.
@breien inter I'D so StaatS3ettuug. 81 BAN
, 1894-02-21
Serlamgt: MtGmmer uno syranen.

WerIon9t: Mtdnner rnb 5rouen, melBe in Der
~ Staot befannt in6 llnb itb Ourb ben @ertauf bes
reid tlnitrirten 8ubes u@bco9O, bic @arteu1tabt" in
oenti3er unb en9lti6er Sprofe eineu guteu @rtper6
li9ern poIen, mDgen na4fro9eH 3immer Gil S9tler=
SebduDe. 18fbbotp
, 1894-02-21
partners.


Mefu9t: 8apttaIiit nit $4,000 our MISUNDERSTANDING
W zines neuen 9ousboltarttteIs fHr Seoernlalns 6es
braud. Der i1brlid] minoeiteuS SIC, 900 einbriuQt, penH
9~eniQenD Capitaltfrt. Abrefiire: 0plfomuer, Office
600 SJmaba BID, 1874 Ban Buren, Ctr.
, 1894-02-21
Glaiiifisirte Nnsetqelt

fOiten bis gu 10 @Urten 10 Gents, iebes tpsttere MOrt
Sent. Steaenoeiube frei.
, 1894-02-21
GleiSerntQdleriu1ter.

Ccine perfecte &letoermnderiH ipiiuift 9eI1dftiaIuQ
" ouBer BEN SautG 2927 GSabaib aOe. 2OIeb2t
, 1894-02-21

@efu9t: Sin oroentli6er Neuti9er GA, mel9er
aub etlpos engGlb ipridt unb nit Yferbeu um3u=
9eben pernebt miuldt STEELE; fam nub YOrter= uno
onbere 9pteIarbetten OerrI9ten. WG. Waferoauer.
19f3t 491 e. State Str, DbeH.
, 1894-02-21

Metn3t: SIN Bidder bon brauBen iu6t Stene, fam
ED9genbro0 opn orauBen b%erfiibreu, arbeitet fir
tIeinen Sobn. Satob 8Otb, 245 q. @eHter Ape.. uabs
Mtiltpaufee Mpe. l9feb3t
, 1894-02-21
betrdtbsfheine.

Totger6e 6etrat65i4eine ipur6en 6eute
~ertptrft:
, 1894-02-21
GtelengeinGe.


Mn5ei9en inter oleler Jtubrlt ltno t~oltellret.
Meiu6t: Gin iuuger Mtann, Der beuti9eu uTb eH9s
" It1fen Sprode md6tig, nit guteH 3eugniien, lu6t
SteQun9 os 5enermann Ober Stler, lit gut nit Ntaa
lbtnerie 6elpanoert. 8aul 9telumonrt
2lfeb3t ) g. Carpenter CTR.
, 1894-02-21

Meiu9t: 6iir3ltd etn9elpanoerter, flsiBi9sr uH6
W i~trebialner 9u9binoer iu6t SteIung.
21f3t Garl Samn. "a Sberlnau Str.