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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-07-10
Compound Vapor and Sham
900 Baths.
Most all dis
Baths e :: s: s: &:
of NATURE.
yapor The name and
,rd the symptoms
anu may be different
Shampoo. but the cause Of

= n UdIIy DC EFHCeu
to the imperfect action OF the millions
of pores OF the human body. A bath in
accordance with scientific require
ments is the best preventative and
remedy known. The methods employ
ed by me are the most scientific ever
invented or discovered for dispelline
disease. Results tell the story. Give
me trial. This is the Conant system
of baths. A competent lady attendant
in charge of the ladies department.
Office and bath rooms on Franklin
street, opposite Globe Hotel
6tt q. .. GATES,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-07-10

BARGAIN IN RESIDENCE PROPERTY
house and lot in one of the best resident
portions of city of Manchester for sale cheap
and on easy terms. Good dwelling barn, etc.
Enquire at DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-07-10
Illinois Contra
EXCURSION RArEs.

Bucks For Sale.
Five choice grade Lincoln and Cotswold
bucks for sale. Inquire at Bradley farm in
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-07-10
In the District Court of Delaware
County, Iowa
In re Estate Notice of Appoint.
OF nent of Admin

x.
TO JOHN CRoTHY, ELLEN CRorHY, PATRICK
CRoTHY, THOMAS cRorHY. AND MARY CRorHY,
NEPHEwS AND SIEcES OF SAID DEcEDENT,
AND PATRICK CRorHY. AND THE UNKNOWN
HElRS-sAT-IahW OF PATRICK cRoTHY, DEoEAs-
ED. AND TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You and each of you are hereby notified that
the undersigned has been appointed and quail
fled as administrative of the Estate of Michael
ed. All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same will present
them. duly authenticated. TO the undersigned
for allowance And allpersons having or claim.
ing to have, an interest in siad Estate will pre-.
sent their claim for same TO the undersigned
Administrative,
CATHERINE KokTENKAAIP.
Bronson X Carr. Administrative.
Attorneys for Estate.
Dated this 18th day of June, 1901. JAVA
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-07-10

Full Particulars s sSoSe esn be HAD q y y
agents of the Illinois Central, or by addressing
Il. Merry, A. Il. P. A., Dubuque, iowa
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-10

and In October the organization was
formed. This made the clubs which join
ed II all members Of the National Coun-
tional organization that includes millions
OF members. almost all women.
1.-THE thing is to get women together SO
thht they may Know eacn otnel; ~. ru sb Ts
says 1.-The trouble with the smaller clubs
is that they bring together women or the
same kind. one e elnD contains u,a All pni,iii n-
ers. The council brings together the phil
anttropists, the literary people and the
,aiiners and they come to bn md out t MAJ
they might as we'll be friends"
Mrs. Swift's philanthropy Is attended to
In asides. Once I'm u while II crops out
that somebody who has, found this world
a very big place and easy to get financial
ly lost in found a safe harbor In her big
heart. These are the things that she
doesn't talk about.
Her home Is a place worth visiting. II
Is full OF delightful japanese ornaments
and carved furniture. black and heavy.
and splendidly Oriental In Its wealth OF
elaborate design. These treasures were
gathered during the years when she lived
In Japan; her husband was United States
Minister to that country; There they they
servants, who drew hair-splitting lines
between their eighteen duties.
The gorgeous embroidered hangings and
the ebony carvings adorn the parlors
downstairs. Upstairs at the front of the
house is Mrs. Swlft's own study. Ier
desk Is there. her couch. her easy chairs
Flowers always stand I'm the room. About
the walls hang old-time portraits OF her
family. Her GRANDPA Their was famous
miniature painter In his day and much or
his work Is preserved there.
There, II you are lucky, Mrs. Swift will
receive you la a room that makes you feel
at home on the spot, to say nothing OF
what it's occupant does. She IL known as
good hostess; she has a coy, comfort
allie manner The gods have given her a
fire physique sparkling black eyes and
n mass OF snowy white hair The truth H.,
Mlg Swift comes of IA family renowned
for It's endowment of beauty and she was
not overlooked.
1t is partly the beauty OF good health
and optimism. "Of course. I'm AN optim-
ist" She says. whats the use OF living
II you are not7 There Is nobody on earth
who boTes me as a pessimist does"
And when you come to think about II,
wouldn't that be Il short way OF getting
rid OF Dessimists II everybody tried IN
They thrive on pity. they thrive on con-
domination; but II they were looked upon
as boreS perhaps they will I'm time find
that they are boring themselves There IL
an idea from club woman that IL worth
looking at twice.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-10

On HERE are women. and enterprisine
women at that, who do not want
to be men.
This is not as it should be. ac-
i cording to the common theory OF
the funny man iSsOciates woman's
cI,,bs with bIoomeIs md swaggers and
slap-me- on the backs. 1t is generally
supposed that If a woman has the au-
dacity to club 1t, 1t is because she Is
mad that she wasn't man in the hrst
place and she is trying her best to make
herself one.
The funny man has 10 8 living
and if the truth does not hold out for
his purposes, he must call upon his mag
nation The truth of the matter Is that
by no means all of the women who nave
ideas want to be In their brothers shoeS.
Mrs John Swift is one of these women.
She says: 81 wouldn't be man for
anything in the world. I'D rather be
something nicer, as all OF US women are.
A man is well enough in his way, but
what can he do as compared Win "oih-
en-? Very little.
''What can he do? What can woman
do?
"A man can attend to his one trade or
profession or art. whichever he supports
himself by. Take that away from him.
and what can he do?
"In most cases, nothing.
''In the first place she can very likely
attend to some form Of business just as
well as a man. II Is no small proportion
of women nowadays who can earn thelr
own bread and the butter for II, too al
though they don't very often get what
they earn.
but her profession Is only one OF her
accomplishments. What else?
"She has not lost her womanly accom-
plishments through learning other things.
She still can sew. She can cook, she
can rear children. She can nurse the
sick. She can keep the wheels OF nome
oiled and In perfect running order.
Now which would you rather DeF
Which do you think 1t Is better worth
while to be? For my part am satis-
fed"
The keynote Of Mrs. Swift's ambition
is, not to make women into men but TO
make them better women. To mat end
she works through her clubs. She Is a
member OF the Century Club and was for
a long time It's PRESIDENT; besides the
work of the Century, the Susan H.. An
thony Club and the Daughters or the
Revolution claim her interests,
Just now she is in the public eye as
the most prominent worker IN the move
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-10

ment toward a local council which shall
belong 10 the National Council and
through that 10 the. international which
when Mrs. May Wright Sewall was here.
At that time Mrs. Swift was the only
representative Of the international cOun-
elf living In San Francisco; since then
Mrs. Sperry Mrs Mills and Mrs. Webb
Howard have Joined the ranks.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-10

Hrs Swift Is n friend of Mrs Sewall
ara she entertained the visitor when she
Was here Mrs. Sewall lectured, met peo-
ne ana in general gave the council idea
aa impetus on the coast. Mrs. Swift has
not let the impetus die: she has kept II
IN by constant personal work ana at last
TN local council has been organized.
pAe was the chairman Of a commit tee
that lss ued the council call on August 10
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-10

"califonia's Best Club Tomeny Do know who
knowing they have studied their
why they should be considered the "best
John Swift the second In an inter-
esting just those lines.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-05
8amfrNuSueiie.
@abrideinli6 Elm &aubmnrb.

Gonca ter, pa, 4. Wpr.l. -
2ob 9onsb, Elm hinslii9sr Daf4z
onfsl, tpuroe beute in sinsm 3immer
binter fsiner Waidanfalt bspuBilOs
i'm 8ett aufgefunben. Der S4dosl
pur ibm eingei4logen unb iein ganSsr
a0rpsr init 8lut bebedt. Se;ne @un=
ben tpsrbsn fir t0Otlia ssbaltsn. Da
Ct eefern fsinsn Qabsn ni9t Dffnets,
70 bIidIen Elm paar Sungen bur4 bic
Tenfsr unb iabsn, baB Die eanssn
Slide nit 8lut bei9misrt paren.
Wabri9einIih mar bsr G9inefe in ber
Montaes @adt BON einsm adubsr
iiberfalen unb nit einem 8adifein
nisbereefAlagen tporben. Die @eloz
@@u6Iabe mar aussspliinesrt nj tporz
ben. aber Der Rduber iiberlab cine
srSbere @slbiumms, tpel9 in einem
anb.ren absils bes sRaumss nerfsdt
Ipar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-05
6iG's 3aarz nnh Bart zSarbemits
tel, i1wars uno braun, so Gents.
~

gents bef6eiligten Iid an Der 8snsra!
G6affse barssbraaien Spaiion, fotp:s
piets osutIde unO iapan;Ife Sffi5isre.
Dim rd6fsn Sage eaben Der franz
5DIiT6e 9eianote uno Jrau pi4on gu
gbren pes 9enerals e;r N8absffruba
Hud, uab berIhie1ene anoere Gbrun@
gen Ht6sn bem 8eneral no6 bepor.
Die onssporbensn MeannItaften
bes ameritan':Idsn Sontin9ent5 emz
pf:nben bic 8ef0rosrung beg ia ielbIt
aus ihren Rei6en 9eroorge9angenen
9snerals ats cine @6rung fir ii4
TeL6it pao Iino lsbr erFreut bdrIbsr.
Gs gebt iber6aupt, tpie pielfa6 psrz
litert miro, in gang Pefing te!nen
Iugldnoer. ber iih gr0berer 9opu-dz
ritdt uno Wertbl6dBung erfreut, ols
@eneral G6affse, nidt mel er Qmerlz
torsr if, ionoern Ieine5 rittsrli6en
G6araltsrs uno perltGHoi9en S:nnes
pegen, ben ct 69i D;e!erlsi anIohsu be-
thGt!ot fat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-05
Gin fre6er NaubanidIas miBsliidt.

Ueetp orf. 4. Nprn. - Setet=
Tbs psrbafIstsn 6sute 5tpsi ginbreder,
tpsifs IN 8ssrifFs paren, Spiben,
@sibs u. I. IN. i'm @srtbe bon iibsr
$4,000 aus benz @sbGuos Hr. 342,
ganallirabe, gu sntfsrnsa. sic batz
ten einsn Oadroum in benz @s6duos
gemietbst unp BON bort aus eine 30
Sou bide Mausr na9 benz 2ptal Der
Smporteurfirma SoIspb gotbI4.cp,
Nr. 327, gbur4itraBs. bur46rofen.
Oie 8dubsr bsibsn Sobn Mapers uno
sSgnaB Miiner unO Iino 8eios bier
tpobnbaft. sic batten einen Wagsn
CUR Sransportation Der 8sute pOr Der
26ire ftsbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-05
gfidlt Naubmuro, innbcrn selbifmurb

yfsp sYorf, 4. 4pril. - Die
bonn Coroner Qlnl6onp McOp.n i'm
Brpnr 5ulammensslsbts .Surp, Der eS
pblag, fsltsuiiel1en, pie Murosl Gil
perman. oer Sutpelisr, tpel4sn man
am 5. Ssbruar nit elmer SAuBtpunot
i'm 8opf lsblos ouffano, gu fsinsfn
Sobe setommen. nobm ssliern NuAz
mittag ben Snqusii pisoer ouf un1
fd(Ite, na4bsm psrI4iebens Qsr5ts ibr
@utaGten obssse6sn. folgenbss 8srz
bitt: ~Wir finben, oab Der 8erforz
bsne elmer bur9 eigens 5uno beige
bradten 'S4ubpunoe erlaa."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-05
(SprtIeeun9 iiebe 6. Seite.)
Der Rann DON Blut une Giien,

ipel6er ben eri60pfenben glutDerluften nnb ben
brennenben Sdbmersen Der Sodmorrboipen NIT Slut
uuo Giien, nit Nefsr uno Gueti6.sttt, @inbalt
eebiet.u min. 1T ten S,elb fonbern Elm sbor. Die
odmorrboip.n lofen ft nur NIT Der b.rl5mtsn
g9luatefs" bcilen. Gs 1T Sas cine @rsnei, aus ben
beiltrditiqfen Sditcn suberetet. Delbe, in Gorm
BON ,3dpfden om Site beg 2eieeus eneefibrt, bort
Geipebe uno giut ptriinet 10 bic 8d6pulit be-
ititiet uno na6 balbiesr 2inberunq oauernbe seelz
lung i9afjt Cine 9robe Dapcn IT bon 3. Neu7
taeSter Co., Ppr 24l6, 0eip=0or,=6itp. foteu=
jrei su beiisbeL Gro Wii 81, ,2&SSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-05
Shuee fiir Sitern- ann r

Spe3idl Scrfauf bon $50 q1aceleDsrncu
Snohf= unb Sdniriduben fir Samcn
pon,9 bis 10 llbr @ormittaqs uno bon
3 bis llbr @a6mittaqg, pro Qaar fir roe.
Sebr flsiOiams mcoerne 9otent 9amp=
Stniiri6ube NIT @laceleosr 0orbldtter,
rcquldrs 800 Gualitdt, fir 81 so
soausid)ube aus 9u6, isbr bsquem. ......... 25c
rSpring= ="ouden soc. Rinoeribube fiir...... ::5c
9afen=S S6niiribube fir 5snaben, Grpben 8
bis II, tuaren $l.00 Northumberland SOC
5eiue MaDdsn= uro anosritu6e, nit
8lace= ober 9utcntlsber rgamps,@ @ur=
bldttsr posr idlibte 3eben, auberorpent=
LID Qutes Qeoer, alc G,rDben bon bis
q big III 81 50 uerth fiir - 01c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-05
9iitc Cratic aarnirt.
GitersSnBmaareuz8QraaiuS,

Strob= S6ifferbite in alien iSar6cn II. idad)t
tnr flenc WGo1en uno Gnabcn: cin por=
sii9liber sout fir 800. lluicr 5rsitaos=
llneornirte 3inosr=9eaborng. nit 8lodei=
nHo i6li6ter 8rore; Die ri6tige @roBe
tlir &inber smii9en 3 uno 10 Sabren.
Sie iparcn et,u6bnt, 49t. fir pisic Gua=
lltat iu bcsablen. 9lm 5rsitae.
Strobbuiz5ocon fir Somcn, alc 4rtcn uno
t}arbtn, n.tr uuaeidbr att Susenb in Der
Yarflt; sur IusDabl. l..................
3lnoerbutc Ii, Dem nsuen 9ompeii= 5acon,
1ertl1 aum suiie5cr, alc 5arbcu. 800.
Sp9iuoob: Narciiicu uno Sranac=9liitbcn, Z
IN einem Straub, nit Gaubpsrf. .... 1
Srobe 1trdubs bon 9oubptrt, in Der neuc4
nldttfarbi9cu @ppretur; pro Straub....
9arhlrte Nuus unO eegborn=S,iite fir &ins
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-05
,,Sailorzmaoe" Same,t,0lu,iine.

.5ailor=MaoeH Oamen sln,iiee aus eau,
polener Gbepiot unb oonleipun ruh,
mobtrnt 6acons, nit ieiosnqeiiittertent
Sadct uno 4leprpf nit Reileinldsen
&eauldre $50 @nsise am Jrcitas fir So 90
Gton=stniiae fir 2amcn uno unqe aRdo=
den: aug gan3 tooaenem 9cnetan=S Sud)
ongcfcrtigt Sadet gang nit Seioe qez
fiittert, nit NtlaBsStrcifen INN qolp=
farbaen &nSpien; &leiorpd nit abaeitufs
tenn 6lare=Seiab, nit 9crtaine aefiit=
tertn uno Sammet Giniaiuns $3.50
In3I9e sun populdrtn 0rciic bon. 81 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-05

en- Morian, mid., fat ber
pTerbe3iihtsu Oarius s. Bdaelo:r
feline @attin uno 'iid isl6It erf4oHsn.
3duslidsr unfriebe tr:e6 i'm gu Der
26at.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-05
Sebt finb tie onbersn
Stnnes.

aopen6agen, 4. 2(pril. - Die
9er6anolunesn pegen Der Qbizetung
ber bGniI6en 2lntiQen al Die Ser.
@taatsn iino baltptid4lid bssRal0 big
iebt erFotelos gablisben neil Iid Der
86nia uno Der &ronprin3 ieith:r Dem
9erfauf piosrIebb hu!ten. @rIt'rer 1T
aber jebt auF einmul anosren Sinnss
aeporben, Der Staatsrat9 6at ii4 nit
Dem 9erfauf e;noeritunoen erf!Grt nno
bic 2lngetegsnteit miro nun 1pabrz
i6sinli9 bafo srlsoist lperoen.
Ings6Gi6es 8 &c 4 90 lo u
lees an&ufIer W II + m.
2pnoon, 5. Qpril. - r0aifD
G6ronicls" brirgt naditebsnos Ospsz
I9e aus gerlin:
ugraf Walosrie, 6at BEN &aiisr
Wil6e1m Sur6 cine OepsI6e brinsli9
erIudt, bic unter6an0iungen gum
3tpede Oes Ql65ugs Der olliirten Srupa
p.n rad &rdFten 5lt bei6leunigsn, oa
IS unm0li6 lei, St,eitigfsiten unier
ben 5oloatsn Der psrI I6ie0snsn Tatioz
ralitGten gu per6iiten. Der 5siomars
I6aQ srflGrt, bie1e Streitigfeiten f0nn1
len gu ir9eno ein.r 3eit bD45t bsoentz
lifs groportionen annebmen."
@srfdrtungsn nu4 Sriz
polls.
Comb . n, 4. 2fpril. - Der Gorrsa
iponosnt Der r0ailp grpreB" meloet
aus GonItanEinopsl. Die tiirtli4. 8sa
eierung bege tpsgen Der 5alFung Sta1
liens Sripolis segenu6er 8eflr9tunz
s:n urb babe orsi5auieno Wiann bort
bin geiffdt. -,
Sin appstf aus &onib.
gsrlin, 4. 2tpril. - DIG 8srpohz
nsr bon SoniB BADEN Den 3eI4stag
Dur6 sins petitiOn uufgsforoert, ben
gfei6stan5lsr @rafsn 9iilop gu srlua
den, fsitsuitelIen, pie es tommt uno
tper bafiir perantiporIli9 lit, pab bet
M0rosr oes angebli9 sinem 8itualz
moro gum Spfsr gefalRnen SpmnaIiaz
item Wintsr ni4t entbedt Iperosn tam.
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llnjere g(ttraftion fir S3.9S

Garnirte Samsn=6iitc, bic anoerpdrts fir
$500 uuo 800 perfauit ipsroen Sieicl=
ben finocn 10 raid 4bnabr,s mic Die
1prt6ipOrtli6en vparmen Semmeln.~ g3ir
fpnacn oieielben tbatiddlid ni6t raid
9erug bertelen. Don Der 3eit ibrer err
lren Iusftelunq bat bic Iabiraqe ua6
oielcn Soiiteu tbutiddi6 ,uqsuonnten, 10
bab ielbit unicrs errSten Grpartunqtr
ibsrtrpffen iperbeu Sies bat ieine llrz
iat)e oenn ocrsu ltBsrQepDbnliderWcrtb
lpurrs raid srfannt. 9ielcrlei Muiter
sur IusDobl, inipobl srflufpe, tpie po=
puGre. Sefte Matcrialsn per,panot unp
10 lorqfdlte auqciertiqt. als Die ienien
BON ms uertaufteu S,nts 90ir babcn
tilr ben Srcitaas 9crfaui cine friihe
Ndrtie. Sicfelbeu peroen Sbneu qefal=
len. penn Sic Te iebsu. @cpcnfet ben
Nt't2 y
Sosoen empfanqeu eiue teine 4artie BON
Ntufer=Siiten - uneeiabr 80 - bereits
Gornirt. SGmmti6 ir pieie Saiion.
S1e babsn bic @uswabf fir $1.9S,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-05

= N6t6. Som 8. Sobnfon, nr
neueripdblts Waapor Don Gsepelano.
s.. tpurbe eet.rn beeibist uno trat
Sein Mmt ans ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-05
Confrmationsst stsIriber fir n10ad,fn.

MaO6en Gonfirnotions=G aus ieincr
ipsibcr, leitb.cr iupii6sr 2apn, Diibi5 O..
idlt.lt uno uarnirt, nit Ieben Don
Stidsrsi=GinidBen, ebenic on S6ulters
Gapes NIB glcrmcln, 2leiocr in g1erthe
bis. 5u $50, fir oag Glitter BON big IA
c,nhrfn 81 z!
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NfttpnGrc
2Iarpfaao-
Breluiinq-Co.

Sic 1lntetjsi6neten, Elm gomite bon aftiondren,
forrern hermit aae Millionaire auf, ipel6e fb Der
eriirenpen slttien sSnbabsr Organization ansu=
blisBen ipiinibeu, bas usbereinfommen Der Iftien=
Snbobcr=O Organization su unter5eid)nen uno ibre
gntbeile bel Der rW at b ano Srn It 8 m :
panD" su Dsponiren.
Sas llebsreintomnlen Der @ftien=S Snbabsr, iuooou
abi6riiten in Der Srui=Gompagne 3u baben Rno,
eutbdlt 8cri6riiten, ptlbe bieielben gcgen iraeno
iuelde per0nli6e DISQUALIFICATION i6iist uno benz
ie1ben uurfaugrei6eu SbuB gegen irsenS ipel6e
1lmlaeen auf ibre antbele pbne Ginipiiigung Der
Iftondrc Qeipdbrt. Sas ltebereinfomntcn ii6ert
ben Gtpoiitprcn bic poaen @ortbcile irseup eines
8eoreaniiatiors=4 =4lanes, tueldsr BON Dem Gpmite
ongsnommen iperben mag Sur Sieisnigen. pei6s
ibre slntbsle oepouiren, pcroen 5u irgeno ipelden
8ortbeilcn eines ol3cn 9lanes bercttiet isin.
Sie 4rutzGorpagnic miro umissbare Gertififct.
iir Die SepofteH perausscben, bic fir alle 3pcdc
an SteGe Der Dsponirtsn gln.bele benust pcrDeu
fnuuru
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GanoGhube fir Wfern.

8lacc= =6anbi6ubc in alien ncucien s5riih=
jabrs=Sarbcn perlmutttr, gran, lo5=
farbie, braun, ipeiB ooer i6nar,, 2
Sbnappcr, persierte Sbericite bic Spr=
te, fir bic Sic anpcripGrts $1.00 be;a5=
len 1Iuirr 9lrcis - 6oc
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Sameitz &lei0r0de.

Samcn =4sipr0de aus eani tpollsner @ene,
iian INN Someipuu=3u6, eini6lieBlid,
9eb5les@beoiots, NIT abesituften Rel
ben bon Saffeta, ocppelt eeiiittert uno
NIT Sammst cineefabt, taoelos eei6neiz
bcrte $6 Gleinrnfp fir 20 as
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RnQbrrkIei0fr-WferzS rzSue,iaIitdtfu.

75c. 6prburoo Ruatcn Gn;ebpi.n, 9r0bcn
4 bis IA Sabre .39c.
0tarinebloue Gbepot poppelreibiQe GuabeH=
slnsioe @r0bcn 6 big IA Sabre. 30
anaben=ansiioe ous etiiden. @od, g8cfts
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on at Buffalo," where they will take
In the Pan-American exposition. Az
ter a stay OF two weeks there the
judge will return to Albuquerque, hop.
Ing to get back by June 10, as he has
some important court matters to set
tie then. Mrs. Crumpacker will be
left at Buffalo. and will again be
Joined by the Judge sometime In July.
During the absence of Delegate Rodey
and wife in Washington, Judge Crum-
packer and wife will occupy their res.
idence on Kent avenue.
Julius Pearse, manager OF the Den
yer house OF Seagraye company of
Columbus, Ohio, Is In the city, and has
had conferences with the fire commit
tee of the city council and Chief
Ruppe regarding the purchase of a
chemical fire fighting apparatus. Mr..
Pearse has just sold a chemical wagon
and other supplies to the Las Vegas
fire department, and hopes to be sue.
~cessful here. He was for seventeen
years the chief Of the fire department
of Denver. and. before that honor was
bestowed upon him, vas a member OF
the Denver department ten years. lie
expects to leave tonight for Santa
Fe.