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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Try Tisseras Package Ceylon Tea.

Try T'sseras Package Ceylon Tea.
Coursing at West Side park SUNDAY .
and assayers' supplies. Fair
East Park street.
Hattie and Thomas Mckay of No. 90
harrison avenue yesterday filed a petit
ton in bankruptcy in the United States
court. Their liabilities are given ar
81, 057.19.
A sure-thing man, who gave his name
at the city bastile as William Snencer
was arrested on South Main street bv
officer Gray this afternoon. He was en-
deaVor1ng to dispose of phony jewelry
when he was apprehended.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19
The news IN BRIEF

Boise: A special from Idaho City says:
Placervil!e is in ruins tonight. A fire
started about Z o'clock this evening in the
Veasy hall by the overturnlng of a m
Fol more thar four hours the fire ragged
furiously, and the flames at this hour
Q1:3O p. n.y. are still dancing like spec
tres over the embers, lighting up spas
medically the awful gloom through
which peer dozens of homeless and heart
sick people. With the exception Of a few
residences, the town is wiped out. The
business portion is completely destroyed,
together with a number Of residences in
the main part of the town. Idaho City
has sent three wagon loads of provisions
and a dozen wagon loads of tents. pro-
visions, etc, have started from Boise.
The loss is estimated all the way from
$500, 600 to $500, 600, witt very little lnsur-
ance.
Placerville was one of the Oldest towns
in the state, having a population of be-
tween 600 and 700.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19

increase @l,OOU.
Libby News: There is no section of the
state of Montana, famed as it is for it's
many beautiful places, which can COM
pare with Flathead county in the induce
ments held out to those seeking a place
to spend a few weeks or months away
from the cares of business and the hum
drum existence of city life. From one
end of the county to the other are found
delightful trout streams, which AVE not
been polluted by the refuse of any mill,
and the waters of which are teeming
with the most gamey fish IN the world
the mountain trout. Along these streams
naturally are found many convenient
and attractive camping places and a few
weeks spent in such places are peculiarly
benefitting. Owing to the geographical
location and the topography of the coun-
try many of these streams have never
been fished and now afford opportunities
to the spOrtman which, in a very few
years., will probably be greatly dimin-
ishcd, if they do not entirely disappear.
Owing to the same physical conditions
which make this county the finest fish
ing grounds, probably, in the United
States, it is likewise the grandest hunt
ing grounds to be found anywhere. So
plentiful were the deer, for instance, a
few years ago, that their hides We're used
as a medium of exchange among the res
idents of the western end of the county,
the value of a hide being established by
the price quoted in the outside markets.
Thousands upon thousands of hides were
shipped from the various stations along
the Great Northern. These animals are
equally plentiful at his time only that it
is now necessary to go some distance
from the railroad to find them. A hunter
who returns after only one days hunt
without a deer is put down as a mighty
poor mark with a gun. All other kinds of
game abound in the mountains, includ-
ing the mountain goat, bear and caribou,
and there is any quantity of the smaller
varieties. Bird shooting is likewise good,
all in all there is no place in the state
where anywhere near the same oppor-
tunities are afforded the sportsman.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19
LOST BOYS.

John and James Sheenan. two little
sons of Thomas Sheenan, residing at No.
325 North Main street, arrived from the
east last night. The eldest of the boys
was 8 years of age. They had never been
in Butte before, and they missed their
father at the depot. and wandered about
the city in a hopeless effort to find him.
They were pickep up about 10 o'clock last
night by DR.. l.. f. Holmes and cared for,
and this morning the police succeeded in
locating the father.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19
EXCURSION TO PIPESTONE, WHITE
HALL AND TWIN BRIDGES.

Tomorrow, Sunday, August 20, the
Northern Pacific will run a special ex-
cursion train from the Northern Pacific
local depot at 8 a. M, running through
to Pipestone, Whitehall and Twin
Bridges. Fare for trip: Pipestone,
81; Whitehall, $1.30; Twill Bridges, 81. 80.
Train will reach Butte on return trip at
$3.50 y. m.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19
$l-DEER LODGE AND RETURN-1

Modern Woodmen of America excursion
10 Deer Lodge tomorrow, Sunday, Au-
gust 20. Fare for round trip, 81. Excur-
sion trains eavef from the Montana Union
depot as follows: First train, Sis a. m,:
second train, . a. M; third train, 1920
a. m. On the return trip, first train will
leaVe al $50 p. M; second train. STA p.
M; third train, 10 D. m.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19

Helena: The state board of equal.za-
ton yesterday received the equalized as
sessments of Fergus and Ravalli coun-
ties. The reports show that both have
been increased. The real property assess
ment of Fergus county was increased
81, 713,417 to 81, 724 ,756, and the personal as
sessment from 2 1881, 7O5 to So, " 1888, maxi
ing a total increase over the assessors
figures 500, 967. The real property assess
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19
LODGE AND RETURN-$1

Modern Woodmen of America excursion
to Deer Lodge tomorrow, Sunday, Au-
gust 20. Fare for round trip, 81. Excur-
sion trains cav from the Montana Union
depot as follows: First train, Sis a.. M;
second train, 8 a. M: third train, 1880
a. m. On the return trip, first train will
leave at $3.50 p. m; second train, STA p.
M; third train, 10 D.. m.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19

Macaroni and Cheese, 1 can .......... 1Oc
Usual price, l5c.
Baked Beans and Tomato Sauce ....17ac
rs Usual price, 25c.
2 Cans Baked Beans ..................12hc
Usual price, zoe.
! Can Tomato Soup .................. 10c
Usual price, 15c.
POttdd Ham &c
- it.=fi Usual price, 10c.
Deviled Ham .............. .......... &c
Usual price, Toe.
Deviled Turkey ................ ...... 15c
Usual price, 25c.
Devi!ed Chicken 15c
Usual price, 25c.
Milk Cakes, / package ................ 10c
Usua price, zoe.
Pepsin Waters ............... $1,000. 15c
Usual price, 25c.
tulI Cream tnecSe 12c
Usual price, zoe.
Jar First Quality Preserved Fruit, l
Jar ............ ........ 1890. 80. 2Oc
Usual. price, 25c.
Quart Bottle Sherry or Port Wine... 25c
Usual price, soc.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19
MR.. HAWLEY REMEMBERED.

Bert Hawley. the popular young time
keeper of the Leonard shaft of the Bos-
ton 4 Montana company, was presented
with a handsome gold watch and chain,
valued at 5000, by his fellow-employes
last evening. Mr.. Hawley vas transferred
to Silver Bow shaft No. 1 recently, and to
show their appreciation of his services
the employees of the Leonard decided to
give him a good send-off.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19
s1-DEER LODGE AND RETURNS

Modern Woodmen of America excursion
to Deer Lodge tomorrow, Sunday, Au-
gust 20. Fare for round trip, 81. Excur-
sion rains leave from the Montana Union
depot as follows First train, S:15 a. m.;
second train, 8 a. M; third train, 1890
a. m. On the return trip, first train will
leave at $3.50 p. M; second train, STA p.
M; third train, 10 p. m.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19

j. H. Leyson filed in court today his
new bond in connection with his admin
dictatorship of the Davis estate. 1t is
for 5000, 000, and is signed by George l..
Ramsey as attorney in fact for the Unit
ed States Fidelity Il Guaranty company,
and Mr.. Leyson himself.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19
GRAND D A. O. U, ".

The grand lodge Of the A. o. U. w. Of
Montana will be in session at Miners
Union hall in his city mex week. On the
evening of the 23d a grand banquet will be
rendered the visiting brethren at Rem
shaw hall.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19
No One Injured.

Kansas City, Aug. 19.-Advices received
here state that no one was injured in the
wreck Of the northbound passenger train
on the Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf
railroad, so miles north of Texarkana.
The wreck is supposed to have been
caused by the engine jumping the track.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19

II. II. Cooney, as administrator of the
estate of Herman Heikilla, filed his final
account today. 1t shows a total of $211. O5
after the meeting of all liabilities.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19
THE P P STOCKS.

Boston & Montana, 1855 bid, $500 asked;
Butte & Boston, SIC; Mohawk, 1923; Par
rot, 1926; Osceola, 1925; Utah Con-,
$44; Tamarack, 1923 bid, 1925 asked.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19

A marriage license was issued today to
Albert lc. Maroon and Sarah j. Rutter.
Yesterday John Parker and Luella Shee-
han were licensed to wed.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19

A complaint charging Ed Gallagher
with the theft of 100 grain sacks from the
Davidson Hay & Grain company was is
sued from the county attorneys office to-
day and flied in Justice Marsland's court
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19
$50 sets Of teeth $40 DR.. Wix.
EXCURSION TO PIPESTONE, WHITE
HALL AND TWIN BRIDGES.

Tomorrow, Sunday, August 20, the
Northern Pacific will run a special eX-
cursion train from the Northern Pacific
local depot at 8 a. m., running through
to Pipestone, Whitehall and Twin
Bridges. Fare for round trip: Pipestone,
81: Whitehall, s1.30; Twin Bridges, 81 so.
Train will reach Butte on return trip at
$3.50 p. m.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19

Wylie's National Park tour, the best
Call at room 80 Silver Bow block.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19
SEAsONABlE GROCERIES

Here is a very inviting list of seasonal
Bile goods that are just now very much in
demand:
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19

at WalkerVille. Gallagher is said to have
been guilty of similar deeds before.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19
MY BUSINESS

Is to save you money on groceries. but
has any one told you how cheap l sell
other goods?
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19

Mountain House Coal, Trail Creek,
Mont.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19

ment of Rava!li county was increased
$145 and personal $1,045, making the total
increase 81, $50.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19

$40 sets of teeth $40 DR.. Wix.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
Qusl0fber.

tighten pOIitifdsn Suttoren gu perses
ben uno ou Die Deuti4 4msrituner
od6el INNER tperiq better als fret aus
ge3sn, tann man gu teinem an0eren
SOLUBLE fommen als Den. baB lie ni4t
als politii4e Tattorer angefeben tperz
ben. unO 10 it's. Der amerit1nii4e
Yollttter meint, tpenn's CUR Ddbl
tommt, f4mei4eln mir Dem German
feaop : citizen reat lebbaft unb Damn
1T er 3ufrieOen. 0enn mir aber cine
anoere, pi9tigers Roqe i'm Dffent=
li6en 2e6en ipielen, tpsnn mir GinfluB
duf Den Sang unisrer PoIitit erperben
molten, mufen mir forgen, in Der ndz
tionulen, pie in ben tuatlifen 8eIeB=
gebun9en bur6 7ablrei4e uno ti4tlge
0eutf9 : Wmeritaner pertreten gu fein,
Sol4e giebt'5 fat i6erua, lie brdu4en
nur ermutbiqt uno untsrtiiBt gu Ipers
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
ltnIrrr unsrnilgrnhe 8ertrctang I'M
GnnareiIe.

ue6er bieTen 9untt i9reibt Der
@aI6inqtoner gubli8iTt 6uber on Die
u@sftl. 9oH" qelegentli4 Der Oeuti4@
amerituniIdsn proteIte aegen bic tnglts
f6en 8er6eBun9en: nSn oieier 8s3Iez
bunq lei mir erldubt, an oieier SteQe
nD6mdls Die Notbpenoigfsit fir cine
ftGrtere 8ertretung beg beutI9en @lez
mt1tes in benz GonQreife berpor3ubas
ben. S9l;sBlia 1T bies ia bod bic
5teGe, mo Ii4 ale politiI4sn GinfliTe
eelteno MAIDEN miifen. 3ugegeben,
bah piele Wnqlps uno anOere Nmsrifd~
ner i'm Gpngrefe bemii6t Iino, ben Nns
f4duungen II. WinI4en ibrer beutI4z
dmeritanif4en Wd6Ier Re6nun9 gu
tra9en, 10 feblt bod alien bieTen Ser
rem bas ri6tige 8eritdnbnib bufIr uno
quBerbem tp;eoen eigene unb unoere
Wiinf9e uno Nn1i9ten iiets f9perer.
N~usna6men bon bisIer R2geG Tino iebr
Ie(ten, nur in ~brinQeno1ten 5Glen,
fpenn bic oeutf6en @d6ler ibrsm Der
treter einmal Io3ufo9en bds MeRer an
bic 8eble feBen, Elm 9etpaltmittel, befz
Sen tie Ii6 ni6t germ beOienen. 01s
oeutI6 : umeritaniI9e Clement 1T,
uuBer in Neu : @ng!ano unb i'm SIz
ben, iiberaQ fart genug, um bon fat
ieoem @tdate ipsnioitens INNER sirten
aus ieiner 3a6l i'm @pn9refe gu 6aben,
Wir fDnnten, tpenn mir ss MOLTEN, bon
25 Bis so 0sutf9 : Nmerifaner in ie>
benz @pngrefs baden, unb nit elmer
1ol6an 8ertretunq piroe unferen Sn>
terefen uno unferen @efi6len tpeit
mebr Reanung 9etragen peroen. Sc
fperoen ben 0eutf6 Mmeritunern BON
ben bsri9sbenen Nbminiitrationsn =
oemofrdtif6en ME rspublitanif9en -
INNER elm pdur Rnp4en in @eIfalt Don
Memiern BON feiner beIonbsren Mi9@
tiqteit 8ugetporfen, unb oieie Nnerfenz
nung reprdfentirt bic Mdtunq, pef9e
bic bstreffenosn @ominiItrationn fir
IN Ter @lement beTiBen. Odgsaen lGBt
fi9 ni9t eintpennen, bag bic Oeutiden
in Der 3egel feline 4emteriGger |inb,
ober buB lie feinen Wert6 duf foGhe
8erudTi9tigung legen, benn ods 8olf
oentt ean3 unbers oarii6er. Gs lit BEL
uns ebep @ebrau6, bic Wemter i'm
better Sntereife Der 9artei an bic mid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
Sas Sehstr chFer.

Wilmin9tpn n, Del, ]. Mai,-
90. 9rufea, tpsl6sr BEL Der DorgsTtris
osn Grplo1ipn in Der Oupont'T9en
8ulpermiible in GarneD's point, a.
g., f6tper bsrIeBt tpproen mar, 1T i'm
n0elutpGre : 6ofpttal" IN bisIiger
Gtubt, lpobiu sr gebru9t pOrbsn mar,
oeftor6en. Oabur4 f4nint Die 2ilte
Der SpFer auf feds an. Sc piro be-
6auptst, bdB bic Grplolipn baOur6
berunIaBt tporben mar. bdB Der 4egis>
rungs : Snfpettor @apt. Sibnep
Stuart cine Bonnie nu6 elmer pueuen
Met6obe" Tub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02

i6m geFpielt bate, aud einige r1elrer
&ompoTitionen, lam er mir nit belons
berer N9turg entgegen unb 8eI4nete
MIDI in lis6enspiirOigiter Weife oss
Sefteren aug. Sd empFanb fir Den
geiItppQen S6ronerben cine Fparme
8ere6rung, pel6e er bur4 cine
a6tungsbo1e 5rsunbli3feit erpioerte.
Sein ritterli6es Me5en unb lem
Geboairestes @uftrsten %impontrten
aIgemein, b~eIonoers T9pdrmten Die
9amen aGgemein fir i'm, feline Bill
bung, Teine 9~er5ensgiite unb feline 2les
benspiirbigteit na6msn mid fir t6n
Elm. Bel Teiner GeutIeligfeit puroe
unier 8ertebr Der f0Fii6n 50rmli6s
felt entfleibet, unb cine GENTLE !9er37
li9tett trot on Der Stele.
8ei einem 3pieseiprd9 8piI6erj
uns 8eiben lentte er bic Undertaking.
geFli6entli9 auF bic grin3e6in 2ors
ftan3e, bic er bod gu perebren i4ien.
Sd Jet ia i6r Muiifte6rer, meinte er,
uno ba feline 3unIt has Snnsre 70 ers
F6lDFe, uls gerobe bic NauIit, 10 mir
be i9 Iie unb ibr Seelsnleben nd9er
tennen. Mein Stol5 bub Ii4, bieIe
gerle mein @igen nsnnsn gu oiirFen,
o6er cine o9tungspo1e S4eu belt
mid ab, unFsr 8er6dltnib merten gu
l1Fen pDer unIer 9e6aimniB 81 pers
rat6en. Mir fiel ba8 ultte~I tamentli4e
9leidniB BON Dem ein3igen S4afe oes
armen Mannes ein.
9rin3eB &pnitun3s Iei cine bO4t
Fpmpaf6if9e @rT9einung, fubr er
fort, unb auBer ifrsn f0rperii9en Reiz
3tn Fei fie iebenfaGs cine fsingebilOete
Dame BON Ser3 unb e@iIt, Gs 4iene
ibm ober, dls bielte lie Ii9 ober ipiirce
i9m fe6r fern gebdlten. Sb i'd ibm
ni9t einige Rat6T4IGge ert6eiGen t0ns
ne pOer inn bebulFli3 Tein noble, bic
4uFmertIamfeit unb Neigung Der
9rin3eItn gu ~sepinren, benn er lei
feIt entf4lofen, I'M bic 2ie6e bieier 10
6ege6rensmert6en Dame gu perben.
O6 t9 i6m ni6t Elm 9ebi9t. oas er
nie0ergeF6rie6en, in Mufif feBen mol
le? = Wdr es ni4t gum Weinen nGrs
rid, bdB in, meme 9eliebte einem
Nnosren gu pertuppsin, bic 9unb be
ten IpQte?
Wte felten, Tprd6 er peiter, Finbst
me- dl1f benz Sfrpne tpdhres Che
gliif. SAT- tets muB Der 9erd4er
feinem Stunbe gerabe in Teinen inner
ten Ssr5ensangelegen6eiten 3on3eHios
men maiden, Iein Slid ppLitiI9sn
3iidIi6ten, Der Staatsraifor opFern.
60 tomme es, baB Der bie(6sneibete
0errF9er Der befldgenspert6eIte
Meni9 lei. 5ier aber CLAUDE er Ti4sr,
tpenn es ibm geldnge, bic Neigung Der
prin3eRin 8onftan5e 5u erlper6sn,
audi elm gliidli6sr 9otts gu tperben,
Elm Slid, Inn tpel9es IGN ndn4er
9err16er beneiben mDge.
Del Wrme! Was fonnte t6m bic
9rin3eKin gepG6ren. beren 9er3 etnem
Qnoeren ~angeb0rte2
ST fi6lte fd giIdli4, er3d6lte Der
9riu3 peiter. boB feline Reigung. ia
feline 2iebe bieTer ortreFFlifen Dame
ge60re, UNI 10 me6r, dIs er bumit nun
Die NbIi6t Der beioerieitiuen Re8enten
perfolge.
@ITo 6inter unferem 8iden bate
bus @efpitter Ti9 5uIommengebuut.
Der critic 8liBItra9l bate 9~etrofFen.
Nue meme @inne apirbsIten Nib bur49
chamber, i9 taumelt unb fant, eini9e
unoer 5tGnbtife Worts itammslno, 0u
einen SsfIel nieoer. Sd mubte 6ins
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
Withfutter. unu strnhprsile.

Folgenoes Iiuo bic nnf ceu laatlihen
@aagcn fir 6eu, 9troB II. 10. seiterr sr'
sieIteu BreiIe:
OeFlthe 8nnge
Seu - EimOthn.6 eu $12 bis SIS, nenes
Gen - bis - uub 9leeb.u $40 bic Sill pro
Come.
5trob-BasenfIoh s. bis Sc, 0log9eHs
frob $500 bis $500 II. 9aferfrOh S. bis 81
pro gorue.
Uiuis - $2.75 Bis $3.50 pSo JaB.
q orbmeflihe Us
Seu - SimOthp .6eu $12 bis SIS; gem.
Sen S11 bis $12i SleeheR $40 bis $12 pro
Come.
Strrh. -BaiJeufroh s. bls Sc, Eogsen'
iiroh 50 bis $40 unp 3utertrOh SC bis 81
pro Eouue.
0iutS - 1878 bis $2.S5 pre- 6aB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
6 s Nslnnceh nlra mercer

- 6. 6. Otlanceb aus Mercer8z
burg, 3d., tpurbe geitern in @6amber8z
burg, pa., tpsgsn 6alI6miin5erei gu
3pei S1bren 3u4t6aus perurt6eilt.
WG6reno er i'm @eFdngniB isinsm
9ro3eB entgsgenia6, tpuroe er Bel Der
9erHeQung fali9er 6unfcenttide er=
tnhht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02

9et Der beuttgen Muni>
3ipal 8ubI Deroen bic
% a.6lIotdIe muir bon 6 Il + r
Morgen8 Bis 5 Ill r q a d.
mittag8 often fein. MIDI
Bis 6 ubr, M te es ii + r
d r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
Nirhnl1rfte.

chicago, 7as., /. Roi. - Die !3us
fuhr uon 8iubUieh betrus $4,000 Stfid;
Nfarlt 1an beI iruiihen $3.50 un6 1913
pariireuoeu @reiien. Shweiue 4: Yuiuhr:
~, 1000; 9tartt aftiu; bte y; eiie parrrrtet
%spiidnen 1885 uub 1851. Shaafe: 3liuhr
| $4,000; WRarit fettg, Nte Eretle UarrlirlelI
,mliden S4,0O NIB $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
SnItimurpr RnrFtherihte.

(gsri6tet fnrS:n - Deutibsu 6orreipo 1osutsr.O
EaItimore. ben l. Dfat 1898.
Die hertia. gBeiIeHJuiubr betrus 24.I9l Suihet,
Der @lepotortnsBorTot 467.07S Yuibsl, 8eridHot
BON ben @Ieudtoren $40 Buihef. 8ertauit pur'
ben 40 1000 SuideI uRo ct. WdsaoHs.
Sol9enbe 8nbeQe Beiet ben b%:utieen, porseftrIgeH
rno ben IestldbriaeH Stauo Der Wtiasnpretie IN oers
slethenocr ueberiitt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
Mn,eigeM.-S n uerinmIsH.

@iinf4en @is cine 8obnuns NIT
ritoriQ,n iIntOfen in elmer reipeftabeln gIa6bars
i6aftl Wsnn Sieies Der 6aa, iOaten sic zines
i,ner prd6tietn. speiit6dietu @duisr ali Der Roics
Gtrdbs, jpii6tn Orleans unp SefitricnsS trabt,
fqufen. Sit5en ,3imurtr unD ale Standardization.
W~fepriqer 9rtig. @.iammte uufoittn 80
Cents pro @O6e. S4IifeI in 9ir. 427, RoisaStr.
e. Q19-26)
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POtmGrfens AgentHren.
0eri9iebens 6tabttbeile, in tpeI4en
poit Mertb3ei9en psrtautt
nerben.
G. 9. EeplE

@tlyels G. 9. etDl.
Qorts9pdD 4HrHclt y. SdpptgstoR.
8oyiubs9psuus aub 9arriieafrabs Robert q.
g. eau.
81. Strabs uno 6untiugooHsapsaut - qOptS
@sinDohIr.
Crana,piGs - 6iram Riinbie.
fortsgptnut uAA SobniOntrast - y. O.. g..
Gbsibt.
Srud6
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Sir 9aDeS
uuo
auto NerWQltmng.

Wer fir 5dDes uno quite Muni3ie
pal>8erpuituHg gu ftimmen piiui8t,
martire feline Wabl8ettel nit Der x
Marte ne6sn Dem Gm6tsm Jackson
and Liberty.
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Nn;elgeM.-3 uermletheI.

@tobtsftuerfefts 9aetrbaus
fir gDdaren unD %algemeine 2%desrGng, 100 bel 100
CUB. BiQiah. 2agtrmietbs in Der Staot.
r. 5. 9. WaGlprp y, Tr. p, 2iebt|StraBe.
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8eripalters z8erfauf
t~perthpoQen 9orItabt@9 runoftuden
Die @erualtcr pts q a9Iaiifs Der $ ers
pom 2e.os oiieriren fir ben 9ripat=
gsrtuuf Die folsenoeH III D # ii d { in SaIti'
morts@ouHtD:
25 79i100 Older.
an Der RorD;eite Der alten 9sorgetopH=8odD, genau
tpeftli1 BON uuioR=glpenus uuD uabs Den 9.ebb0isn
Ger D9altimorssC bios8abn, oOer ~Oieitlben iuerOsR
in Or.i 9lrtslsm singttbtIlt.
5 Older,
an Der Baltimore : Ohio : Sabn,4 iiOli3 BON ben
8isbb6fen.
As older, / Route unD Is 8er9es,
an Der 8ai6inetons8oaO, pstli6 BON Der SuLpburs
Spriua=Roao, ureeiG9r orei Weilsu BON Der Staot,
nab. 9rbutug=S Station Der Baltimore uUo Qotos
matsGiisubabn,4 oOsr o%isitlbtH iper0tn IN orsi 4ars
csleH siRgstbeilt.
@runOfiit BON 434 SUB 6rOnts BEL
300 SUB Stefe,
on Der Roroisits DER Baibington=8oao, gtHnu tpsfts
lid BON 0tppnn's sails, uuo siuiee tlsiue @ruuos
inide an Der 8Idieits ots eritereni al 1oltbums
Gtrabe. Die 9erpalttr niinidsu ~Drin9enD, Obiaes
Gigenthum gu O~ertauitu, UNI Den 9tG3laB ob]As
pidtlH.
Int6OnD q. @irf,
altg. Oearisp, Jun,
Strudltsr.
9turlep & 8 o n, agtnten,
9lorootsGds Gburless unO 2sgiustOns5 trabe.
(g2drj21,1Mh
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gu perRamfen:
Die foIigIfen 9duier in Baltimore fir
feline Gdmilien.

Ro9 u ppn ~ ibrie Qeblitben; an 60 6ub
StrQB,. inntrbalb einesElods pou al,a 6ar=9irlsn;
feline Stustnbabn. tibrt an DER Sbir por5ti;
Sbott,nbdunr; titis UrunoitIdt; RaumIidtttttn-
. 9tpdmerft, 6 ,3inm,r, 9orratbsfammer una Naa;
!, uraD,rn,r vno a~cDitQsntr Q8tiie eebnut: rtipets
tabl, Ra6buri6ait uno ttins 9s9sriamilien III Der
065t. 0rtis sI100. @runojins $500 $500
Sarl,h,u e~arontirt. @ruuoSiusfrei $1,000. Gbtnio
rI.oour,r 3apen, poHtnD ttr irgeno elm 8tibdit.
Eao nfrnirtbihof ousoenpnlmen. Sdgli6 IL. Sonnz
faag sur 9tF6tiquns %esOiinst. glabsuiragtn an
Srt ,nn Stells, 300. 9lod DER WpOobrootsglutnu.,
nh.,b,Ib Hnrth,apsnut. (slpr. ., l1it.)
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SaItimprer @HetIensS6rie.
(Seri5tet fII ben -Dtutiben &orrelpsHoeHteH" burn
TiioDenoort, Sttuer s. @o.)
S~attimsIG ben /. Diai 1893
Dttb6snoorh Sltper Il So. brretneH fir FrdRes:
SoHti.rss1rattsn 5.l9H-......., dni 6oGase, ani
Siht 5.lbz5-.....-. faufmdnniihs Sal I-5. 2oA
60 Eaat. Gelhsnarl % 9ll6, @uloen 3s7I.
Stsrlins Sontisrs All 20 Gage 4,S54- ...s..
nuf Sid 4.671, tdufmduHiibt 4.S6.
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ubtrfnufen:
Sic befanutt laneiGbriee 9dderei an Der Sucs
>oitzGte pm @DliesStrabt uno albldnos aoeitu:
uebit Ginri6tuna. Na1Suiraoen in Der @Gdtti.
I17-Ol
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Serlamgt iul NlgemelneK.

Berlangt
G.braubt. @ol,bsarb.ituues z0lui6tn.n dner Irt,
G3as., uuo @diolinsMai6insu. Mai6ineri.u fir
Giuma9sbGuier; tbenio Sampfmui9intu u. Sampfs
tsNsl. Ra93ufraesu bel 3. 8. Wdllorp Ir.
q, 2iobtsStrabe. t3an2ll
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Mn;eigen. -Sn berfantcn.

3u Dertauien
Cine btr i6Snfteu S6rtnsreisGarmm ia @nndpo,
lis, prei &dtr erob, nit i66usm 6aus nt6t alien
9,quemli6ttittR, iope outes Nahcr. 0a9juiraa
cen bel Stpres 9eii.l, annapolis, Mo.
Mhrile-19Htl