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The daily sentinel., 1903-02-09
Better Than the
Rocky Ford.

The truth will out sooner or later.
and merit is bound to be recognized at
last. 1t has long been held that
Grand Valley cantaloupes are as good
as they make them. e.. W. Hoover
of Antlers, Colorado prints the follow
ing letter in the Glenwood Ava
lanche:
Last season has settled beyond a
doubt that the cantaloupes grown in
the Grand Valley are rival, if not
superior to the world famed Rocky
Ford, and the writer knows of num-
ber of dealers who have dropped the
Rocky Ford for the Grand Valley. be-
melon. better in looks as well as
flavor. That is saying a great deal
but it's the bare truth. and as the
Rocky Fords are beginning to get de-
ceased in the field. our Grand Valley
goods ought to be pu shed ahead.
thereby establishing our brand where
the former is losing hold This be-
lieve is an easy matter. requiring only
sample shipment to place, for when
once seen and tasted an immediate de-
sire is created for more.
In trying to establish trade for
any product i'll a critical market the
foremost point to be observed is to
ship nothing but the best. In canta-
loupes l would try to make as uni
form grade as possible. L would make
three grades. shipping to the most
critical market the medium grade.
The first and largest melons l would
ship to market not so eXacting and
small but uniform grade which are
always the sweetest L would push to
the fancy restaurants. where they
nearly always serve them whole and
if selection in every case is we'll
looked after, all specimens not thor
oughly netted thrown out. IA second
call for more is sure to follow. If
melons are to be shipped long dis
tances great care should be exercised
in picking them the right time. that
| is when he stem next to the melon
commeHses to crack. and the melon
does not yet part with the stem with
out considerable force. If it parts
readily long distance shipment is out
of the question and the quicker they
are then sold the better.
The daily sentinel., 1903-02-09
AT THE SHOW.

A small audience saw thi ''White
Slave'' at the Park opera house Sat
urday night. The plav and the com
pany and the quality of the production
were all good. Barring the part of
the spendthrift and repentant hero
which was done badly the characters
were acted in manner above the
average. The women in the piece
did some really fine bits of work.
Their voices were beautifully modu-
lated and they themselves were grace
full. All the blackface specialties
were clever The dialogue between
the black nanny and her hubby of
forty years standing was amusing.
In all respects the production was
superior to the one given of the same
attraction last year. A. l.. Sampli
ner ON the violin, accompanied by
Miss Claire Thompson ON the piano
furnished pleasing music between
acts.
The daily sentinel., 1903-02-09
Many Millions
Will Be Expended.

Washington. D. @. Feb 7.-Pro-
fessor Newell. chief of the division of
photography of the United States
geological survey. said that it was the
hope of his bureau to have all the data
ON feasible points of constructing ir-
rigation systems before the secretary
of the interior by the end of Febru-
ary.
'How long do you think the secre-
tary will spend in sci ,cting the site
for the construction of the first sys-
TENS to be built?' was asked.
'It ought not to take him longer
than two or three days to go through
the recommendations and make ,ci-
sion,' Mr.. Newell answered. which
means that by the end of March it is
hoped to have the first irrigation
works under process of construction. "
''Yes." answered Newell. "'Den-
yer will be selected as the headquart
ers of the division of photography in
the Western arid region. Professors
Newell said that Engineer A. l.. Eel
lows had been ordered to select some
suitable quarters for the office of not
only the three photographers of that
region. but the men who will direct
the contsruction of the irrigation
systems. Supplies will also be sent
to Denver AMI disbursed from there.
Three localities in Colorado where
government irrigation works are feas-
ible and desirable will be recommend
ed to the secretary of the interior.
These are knwon as the Pawnee Butte
the Gunnison tunnel and the Grand
river projects. There is very strong
likelihood of the secretary selecting
at least one of these sites for the con-
struction of the first system. Protes-
sor Newell expects to be in Denver
shortly and while there will probably
make arrangements for establishing
the westren branch for the hydrograph
ic division.
The daily sentinel., 1903-02-09

The stock of millinery goods,
formerly belonging to Phillips g. Bos-
som, has been turned over by the in
surance company to Mr.. e. p. Chester.
and will be sold and closed out at a
fire sale in the room back of the
Grand Valley bank The date will
be announced later.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-04
- ABlUr BEpTIME

take Lite Early Riser it will
cure constipati ill., biliousness and
liver O. ouales. De- Wits Little Early
Risers ARE different from other pills.
They do not gripe and break down the
muscous membranes Of The stomach,
iv'r and towels, but cure by gently
arousing the ,ecretions and giving
strength 20 these organs. Sold by
Coles Pharm.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-04

]. Cohen has his new building nearly
ready for occupancy and will move
into it in very short time We under
stand that his old stand is already
engaged.
Earnest Peterson and Axel Axelson
purchased the candy business of Geo.
Kastor and are running the business
now.
Geo. Kastor sold his business here
this week and will go to Oshkosh for
a time He may go into business
there.
Mrs. Joseph Duffy returned to her
home at Hancock Tuesday. George
Duffy, Jr accompanied her to make
the copper country his home.
DR.. Larson was an Iron Mountain
visitor last WEDNESDAY. He says that
the Mountain people are making great
preparations for the Fourth.
In another column is the program
OF sports for the Amasa celebration.
AT social given by a young peoples
society during the week new game
was put in commission. 1t was called
Christianity. The girls got on one
side of the room and the boys on the
other. The girls called themselves
Christians and the boys Heathens.
After little pursuading the Heathens
embraced Christianity.
With close Of the current fiscal
year, yesterday, n new record for
immigration has been made that will
eclipse the banner year of 1882. For
the eleven months ending May 81, the
total numb,g o. immigrants arriving
In the United States was 1853, $50 or,
only 81. 900 less than for the year 1882.
II the month OF June Is estimated at
the average, the high record of 1882
will be beaten b. 10, 600 or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Dalpra took the
evening train Monday on the North
western for New York. where they
will embark for Austria. They will
spend about three months in Austria
and expect to be back here sometime
in October.
Miss Minnie Harbour came home
from Lansing last Friday. She will
take couple of months vacation
before returning to her position there.
Mrs. VIM. Textbook and children
went TO Black Creek last Monday for
a visit to the old home. They expect
to visit at Ashland and Bessemer be-
fore returning
Miss Abbie McKernan vent TO Mar
quette last Sunday.
The last issue of Iron Ore contained
very complete write-up OF the Lake
Superior Iron company celebration.
The article contained a complete his
tory Of the company 3 career and wa
embellshed with half tone illustra
tions az the prcspnt officials
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-04

Sealed bids will be received for NOV
ing about 900 yards OF dirt TO fill a.
bout the new residence Tor the sheriff
The dirt will be taken from the west
Of the court no Use. All bids .must be
in the hands OF tie county clerk by
IL n O'Clock noon on July 18th.
John Wall.
County Clerk.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26
5rarff's Stiftung.
S~mpoiantes griediIaes 86eater Der
u~nioerittdt DON Galifonien eingez
Ipei6t.

Smpo1d1tes grle0nnes 31edter Der
l1ni0eriitdt pon G~aliFonien eingez
msi6t.
Can 5rancisco, Sal, 25.
September. -llnter groBartigen Self
Ii6teiten funo geitsrn Die Gi~ntpei6ung
Oes groBen Qmpbit6eaters Itatt, mel
DIES 8iQiam 8anboIp6 6earif in eoler
6reigebigfeit Der llniperiitGt DON Guliz
f|ornien g~eitiftet bat.
Der 3ped beS S6edters 1T, brand
tide auffubrungen i'm 6reien gu err
mDgli6en. Sc lit beina6e eine mill
tommsne 9a6bilbung b&8 0ipnDfuniz
f6en Sbeuter8 in @piouurus, @riez
6enIano, uno Dirfte in Der Qeuen
Welt, Dieleiht niht einmal in Der
4ltan Welt, ieines 8Iei6en BADEN;
i6m am nG6iten tommen DieQei6t eli
nes in Ntmes, 6rantrei6, uno zines
in SrforO, England, bod lit 9as in
Nimes 10 perfauen un6 0as in Orz
for0 I'm 10 piel flsiner, baB Elm Ser
glei6 nit oiefsn faum ange6ru6t 1T.
9ds 36eater lit i'm 6aI6treis Qe6uut,
nit einem 9ur6mefer BON 254 SUB.
Die groBe 8i6ne lit mad Dem flaIiiz
f6en 2ogeion gebaut, pG6reno Da5
Qu0itOrium bas grie6i56e 5bsatron
piebergie6t. Die 8ii6ne BAT cine
2dnge BON 122 SUB, cine siefe pon p.
SUB unO lit BON elmer aug Goncret gez
6auten Muuer BON AZ SUB eingei6loiz
len. 9rd4tige oorii6e Sdulen in
flaiiii6er OrOnung tragen our Der
i4Onerung ni6t penig Bel.
8egen 10000 9erionsn np6nten
Der Reutigen grOffnung bei. 6r. Searit
unO feline Whutter fparen antpefenD.
Sur @r0ffnung tpuroen Die 8Dgel"
BON Iriitopbanes gegeben. Die Qufz
fabrung mar in jeber 8e3ie6unq mu@
itergiiltig. 9err 9sarf purbe pon
alien Seiten 81 ieiner berrli6en5a ens
tana 6sQliGpiinfht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26
Habbiucr gtiGipion's GOridIag.
Sin iiOii6er @eltJGongreB CUR 81.
flung Der SuOenfrage in 3uBlanb.

yin luDllQer NSeltS9Dn9reB CUR Sp>
Jung Der SuOenfru9e in 3uBlano.
Gtnctnnatt, D., 25. Sept. -
9apio 96tlipfon, Der 3a66iner bes
| Sempel5 in Der bieiigen M}ouno9Str.,
befirportet Die 8iloung zines iiOiz
| i6en Electromagnetic ais ba8 ein3ige
Mittel, I'm Die Suoenfrage in 3uBz
Lamb gu OrOnen. 8e5igIid Der iing=
item NuSi4reitungen in 8omeI iagte
er:
Die Gmp0rung be8 amerifani58en
Bottles na8 Den S8redenstugen in
&ii9inefF mar elmer Der 6emertensz
tpert6eIten Qu86rii9e fpontaner gntz
riiItung uno SDmpat6ie, pel6e ie in
Der Nelt borgetommen iinO. Nu8 Der
Qufna6me Der 8ptI6aft uniereS
Staats departments gum 8rpteIte
gegen Den lle6ergriff Seitens Der ruiz
itI6en Regierung 6at it6 erge6er, buB
RuBldnO feline fremoe GinmiI6ung
in feline fogenannten inneren Nnqelez
genbeiten buLoen nil. Sd CLAUDE Ddz
Der ni6t, DAB iel6it, penn Die Nadz
ri6ten pabr iin0, DaB 9oIi3ei uno
Militdr in 8omel Die Nufrii6rer nod
beginitigt BADEN, irgeno Elm S6rttt
BON Seiten unIerer Regierung pa6rz
f6sinli4 lit, fpenn Iih unter ben Sc
t0Oteten uno 8erpunoeten ni6t ettpQ
ameritanif6e 8iirger befinben. Die
Ter neue ju0enfeinOli6e Qusbru6 in
RuBldnD benefit Don Neuem, mie pre-
far Die Situation bort lit. pa 9uBz
lamb ii6 d6er feline GinmiI6unQ BON
QuBen gefalen laFen min, 10 muB Die
ruiijI6e S~uOenfrage bon 8uBlanD uno
in 3uBlano fel6it gel0it neroen, unO
meine5 Gra6ten8 foQten All Der 60
lung Der SuOenfrdge in ben per56ieoaz
men europdii6en QdnOern bic SSuoen
iel6it einen iiOiifsn Delt=GongreB
biloen, pelher nit ben Regierungen
FOLDER Climber, pie 3uBldno, RumGz
MEN, Marotto uno anDerer, in oeren
GdnOern Die SuOer elmer unmeni6z
li6en 8e6anolung u~nterporfen ner=
Den, ber6anoeln t0nnte. Die 6nmz
pat6ien uno Die llntsrItiiBnug aGer
cioiliiirten Regierun9en fpiroen elmer
foI6en internationaten iiioiT6en Or
ganiIatipn gepiB fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26

lit Der @eI6GftstrGger in petersburg
f6on ungenieien poroen, feit5uiteQen,
o6 amerttanii6e Snterefen in 9OmeI
~gefd6rbet noroen finb, aber cine @ntz
mort lit mod nt6t eingegangen.
(Spdter.) - 9a8 Stats 9eparz
tement erldBt fOlgenoe 8etanntmaz
dung:
Der omerttaniife 8eI6Gftstrdger
in petersburg melOet, Dap in Dem
4ufru6r gu 8omel a6t Suoen uni
flint @6riiten get0otst putben. Seine
4usldnoer lpurben berleBt unO feline
au5ldnOii6en SntereFen benu6tbeiz
ltgt."
pa mad benz 8eri6te Oes Sc
f6dft5trdger8 8ibble feline ameritdni=
f6en 8iirger uno ameritanii6sn Sn=
t%erefen in Mitteioeni6aft ge3ogen
purosn, 10 lit Der San a6geI6loTen,
fopeit oa5 Staats : 9epartement in
8etra6t tpmmt.
Sn 6etmtf6e Gr0e ge6ettet.
ginunooreiBig pon ben Soloatenz
let6en, pelfe Der 8unoe5z
Dampfer r8ilpatrit" BON ben Pbilip=
pinen gebru6t BAT, puroen geitern
auf Dem National z6rteO6ofe Don DR.
langton nit militdrii6en G6renerpet=
5ungen beItattet, Die &apuIeriez&d=
pele bon Sort Meper unO Elm gIotoon
OOm 2 &abaqertez 3egiment nabmen
an Der SSeierli6teit She'll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26

d Srduleiu 0ntuDr, ScCrctdrtn =
Oc8 Setruiter Observation-Disclosures
ertcilt jnngen Ntdbfcn tBrcu 9tHtB,
iuas tic 6ur &erutctOuug allcr Sduers
5cn mn6 2eioen bel WciGlif)cn Srarfa
Bettcn t6un i%Dle1t.
y2gOia 6. 9tufBamS &cgctnble Gprts
pDuitO fam ib nit ruhiqem @elutieu allen
mciueu Ntttihwciteru empftbieu, Die an mcibs
Iiheu StruGhtr uuo &rantbetteu, Oeueu lrnler
@eibleht 10 bdufig au8gtIeBt 1T, lciOen. Ytof
~natelaug lit i'd an aligcuIeiucr Sduudde uud
fiiblte mid 10 ermuttet, oaR il mid MIR mtt
qro6er Uiibe dufrcdlt erhGltcu founte. SD
lit an ihteBeuoeu Stmtr;eu uHo MAR 10 her,
unterqetOmmeI, ais man e5 mr. iet1 faH11t
gSdbren0 i'd 10 lit, rietb man mir ben @e'
bruId1 pom 9nOia T.. &iut9artS Scgetable
COMPOUND al, uuo e3 mar mtrflt9 eut
@liid8tQq, an Dem ih Die erlte Sole etnnabrt,
benu pOu Dem llugetblid an oattert rtelHe
6eriteuuug. S6ou uaf Ie68 No1en mar
i6 ein gang anOere3 9Sc'cn, geluHO pom
Sdettel bis 3ur 3ebe. SD fiible min 10
frob uro glidlid], oaB e8 mir Elm ruobre8 SeS
oiirfuiB lit, ale meiUe Ytitl6peiterr, ole 10
leiOe1t, nie t) e5 that, bergelteut 81 %iotlen."
-ErQuleiu 8utld @uuuOt, Cores
ipouoeu3iecretdriu oe8 Ytidtgat 0tIettaIlte1I4
Ruufuereiu8, 359 SoucS Ct, Detroit.
5000 Dollars @ukc, fails mir niclt oas Criainal
6icies 8rtcics u]Ortuciieu uHO iomtt benen G@tbelt
bcuciicu fDuucu.
9icIcr Brief lit Cit ppIitiper 8etueiS, bak
2g6ia 6. &infGam5 &egctable COMPOUND
ctit iidereS Wtittcl gegeH alc Srailenleioem
lit. ltuO mcun utan bcOeutt, bnf 6rduletn
8annurs 8rief muir ciner BON bunOerten iOl=
der 8rtcfc 1T, Die mir erbaiten baberl, lam
man iid uiht cinen Qugeublif Der Shat
fade ucrihlicFeu, bnB Srau 8iufBatts Wtes
Sistu in Der Shat ale bteie SOr5iige beittts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26
Tngrn I'M 6ungrrta6.
Die 6eItGfti8urgsloIen Qr5eiter Der
o2ote Superior g." f0nnen fir
lire G64ds fem 8elO 6efommen.

hT~N OINC- NN++b WV LkLD44L.4kk4s
SauIt ste. Marie, %. Sept.
- Die Situation i'm canooiI6enSoo,
pel6es unter Der S3lisBung Der 1az
6riten Der Complicated Cafe Supez
rior So" am meiiten Ieioet, lit 6eute
Die i6limm1te felt Der Nrbeitseinitelz
lung. gu Dem Observation-Disclosures
Der e~ntlaTenen QngeitsQten fommt
nod, oaB, ME 6eute an~getinoigt nurz
be, bic StraBen6abn : 8eOieniteten am
Montdg itriten no1en, penn lie bis
oubin niht i6rsn ppQen Qo6n er6alten.
IS mar i6nen BON ben 8eumten per-
fpro6en, am Nlontog piroen ie aus
be3a6It lDer0en, jeOo4 lit Der 3abItag
pieoer DerIao6en tpproen.
Die StruBenba6n : QngeIteqten i'm
ameritaniI9en Soo iinO aud un3uz
frieoen, ebenIo bic Qeuta, nelfe auf
ben %7SG6rbooten argefteQt iino, pel6e
ben 5luB f~reu3en. Die aus Dem Orte
fpmmenoen @eIuhe I'm u%nter5tuBung
me6ren fi6; piele oapon tomman BON
Qrbeitern, pel6e fir i6ren 2obrGGeds
er6alten 6d6en, aber fem 8uarqelo
fir oieie befommen t0nnen. Man6e
BON oieien Gbef5 : 8eIiBern Iino 6ez
reit, DieIel6en nm Die 9Glfte i6re5
0ennpert6es gu p~ertaufen, aber ie
f0nnen ni6t einmal 10 oiel oufiir BE-
tommer. Riemano min Den Qr6eitsz
Ioien greoit ge6en. Sin Marn, g}az
mems 9bompion, Der Sheds fir einen
bal6en Wonatslo6n in Der 3ai6e bait
te, fonnte teinen Sent oamit a%uftrei>
ben uno muBte fih an bic 8e30roen
I'm unterItiiBung member, I'm feline
6dmilie ni9t Oer6ungern 81 lafen.
0a6ei lit oas @ettsr falt uno rduh
uno penn ben RotbleiDenoen un0 OBJ
od9loien nift balb 6ilFe piro. pirO
oas GleHo groB tDerOsT4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26
Danes itimmt Su,
Srkretdr Sbaw's l1Ian gsbiuiat.
vGinfadicS uno tpirfiameS 9lbbiiffS.
mittcf fir. Die Wiangel unfercs
9Sabrun9SiDitemS."

gei6rdntte Gmifiion fart beiteuerter,
ni6t Our6 Bombs geOedter 8anf=
noten. - S8ritte gegsn Die Sim
fu6r DOn Strifebre6ern. = 96iz
Iippinenz Regierung ergreift MaBz
na6men CUR 2inoerung bes g}ot9=
ftan0es unter ben GingebOrenen.-
GOn8er's unter4anOlungen in Pe=
fling. = Gr0ffnung Der Gbippepaz
R~eIerpation in MinneIota.
MufBtn8ton, 2. g., 25. Sept.
- 6err G6arles 8. Danes, Der ebez
maliqe Gourant : Gontroleur, bat in
Der gu Pittsburg t~agenoen 8eriamm=
lung Der yPennI1fbania 8antsr5' III
location" cine 3eoe gebalten, in mel
der er nit GROCER gnti6ieOen6eit Die
neuli4 pom S6dBdmt8iefretdr S6alp
in G6icago entpidelten 5inan3pldne
~pert6etbigte. Der 3ebner iagte, nit
Dem 9rojeft bes S6aBamt5iefretdrs
ben Gtational6anfen Die Qusga6a zines
OerbdltniBmGBig geringen 8etrages
fart beiteuerter 8antnoten gu geitatz
ten, pel6e bur6 Elm 0eppiitum bon
Ser. Staatens8onb5 ni6t geii6ert
limb, ME e5 Bis ieBt er~f orOerli6 lit,
lei man in cine neue g6aie Der Dis
fulton elmer 8eform be5 Spitems Der
umlaufsmittel getreten, inbem man
bdour6 ii6er bic compli3irte unb raotz
tale MaBregel, nel6e pom ReprGienz
tunten 5otpler ltnD bielen Qnberen be-
fiirpprtet peroe, 6inneg 81 einem elm
fa6en N6biilfemtttel fir aGgemein an
ertannte Mdngel uniere5 Wd6rungsz
fDitem8 itbergegangen iei. Der ReOz
rer fi6rte aus, Der 8ldn, bic Qu5ga6e
lei6t bel teuerter 8antnpten 81 geitat=
ten, pel6e bur6 8egierungs6onbs
ni4t geii6ert ieien, f0nnte in fur3er
53eit gu elmer b06it bebuuerli6en Sc
i6dftsfriIi5 fiibren. Die gegentpdrtige
Q~usOebnung Der 8antcreoite urO Der
aQgemeinen Greoite mabne me6r bdz
ran, Met9oben gu ftn0en, bur6 pel6e
in 3utunft bic Grebite lei6ter ltquiz
Dirt perben t0nnten, dl5 baB man Ii9
nod UNI peitere Mu5be6nun9 Der i6on
por6droenen Greotte 6emiibe, Dur6
tpeI6e bas MiBber6GltniB 3piI6en
8erpfli9tungen unb 8udrz 3eierpen
nod bergr0bert 1perDen piiroe. Bon
SetretGr S6afp's Plar elmer 8eiteuez
rung Der our6 Bombs nibt gebedten
Soften bon 5 Big 6 Pro3ent erpartete
Der ReOner i'm 8egenfdB gu benz bpn
ibm dngegriffenen Sbitem cine gefunz
be &eitrittion Der Nusgdbe FOLDER Npz
ten auf Soften, gu tpelfen Der 8insfuB
mirtli6 Elm ungep06nli6 6ober lei,
uno Der 8e76dft5lage cine fpo6lt6dtige
@rlei6terung gepG6rt peroe. Na6z
Dem Der ReOner nod berf6iebene dnz
bere 8or3iige u. 8ortbetIe bes S6dfp'a
i6en SDitems na6geipieIen bate, gez
langte er 81 Dem S6lufIe, pereinigt
nit elmer Wobifitdtion Der NlOri6z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26
gQnfiers unb Matler.

HAMILTON & CO, 9 southsStr.
ROBERT TAYLOR & CO., u southsstr.
TOWNSEND SCOTT & SON Est. 1922
Fayette.str., Postamt gegenueber.
RICHARD D, FISHER & SONS. 9 S. Gals
YertsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-26

5Q6ritdnten BON pFerbegeI9irrz2 eber,
9Gn0ler nit So6lenleoer unb
S4u6zutenfiIien.
G. L. HOFFMAN & CO., liz E. Lombard
st.
Orb 9oob5.
DANIEL MILLER l. CO., $50 Hopkins,
Place.
gifig, PideIs, 8ruut, Gatfup II. T. m.
DONALDSON, SCHULTZ & CO., 44
South Charles Str.
5enfter9Ias, 5Iaf9en unb a0rte.
THE BAKER GLASS CO, l2O Hanover,
Str.
@ummi 3IeiOer, Madintoi6ss uTp.
G. A. ZIRKEL & CO. TO E. Pratt Str.
@eire unb Spirituoien.
CHARLES A LURMANN, Wholesale and
Retail, 1861 HilIen Str, Cor. Forrest.
Sunter : @6isfep.
W. LANAHAN & son, 20 Light.str.
Rorburp RDe : Dbistep.
FISHER BROS. lis W. Baltimore.str .,
8offee ungebrannt uno gebrannt.
THE ENTERPRISE COFFEE CO., 421
Exchange=Place
2anbpirtbf9aftli9e 9erdt6e unb 81.
mereien.
GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 25 N. Paca,
Str.
MebserF unb Ginmu9sr : 8erf5eugc.
J.. P. PFEIFFER & son, 200 N. Paca.str.
Del, Jarbe uno @lag.
C. Il. wINKELMANN & CO.. Is W.
P~ratt,str.
Srndment4. 9ra6t : Qrbeiten.
pUFUR & co, 81 n. HowardsStr.
puBs unO MeiBpauren.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO., 9 W. Balti,
moresStr.
Gtiefeln unb S6ube.
Carroll ADAMS L CO., % Howard.str.
S6iiren, 5eniterrahmen, RouIeaut.
FRANK D. WATKINS & CO.. 400 o.
Pratt.Str.
@iener 8dderet.
RICE BROS. 3l2-s24 N. Gaysstr.
@aagen unb 3ubeb0r.
THE FAIRBANKS CO.. 1921 Light'Str.
GuSctail.6 eihdftc.
SGamdnten un0 S1mud 1dGen.
WELSH BROS, 5 O.. B~altimoresStr.
Qinnen= unb MeiBnaaren.
CLARK & STEVENS, 212 N. Charles.Str.
MtDbel unb Seppi6c.
JOHN TURNBULL, JR., & CO., ls W.
Baltimore.Str.
5riebbDfe.
LoUDoN PARK CEMETERY, Office q
y. SARATOGA Sta
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Sruft : GDmpaqnien.

MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT CO..
Germans und CalvertsStr John GIL,
Praes.; John McHenry, Schatzm.; ]. r.
Walker, Sekr.
MARYLAND TRUST CO, Germans und
CaIvertsStr.; J. Wilcox Brown, Praes. /;
J. B. Scott, Sekr. =Schatzm.
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MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT CO..
German und Calvert=Str o GIL,
Praes. John McHenry, schatzm.; ]. R.
Walker, Sekr.
MARYLAND TRUST CO, Germans und
CaIvertsStr.; ]. Wilcox Brown, Praes.
]. B. Scott, sekr. =schatzm.
2ebensperf9erungS : Gompu9nteH.
MARYLAND LIFE ms. CO. 8 und 10
south.str.; w. H. Blackford, Praes.;
John w. Hanson, Sekr.
BERKSHIRE LIFE ms. CO.. Herald
Building; Munroe Smell, Manager.
Seuer : @eriiderungs : Qgenten.
ROYAL ms CO, Sun Building.
Snbuftriul : @erIi6erungs : Comp.
home FRIENDLY SOCIETY. 100 W.
Fayette'str.
TsuerF@ers MSbels2 dseruns.
THE SECURITY STORAGE & TRUST
CO., 1913, North=Ave.
ERAHAMs WAREHOUSE, Park . Ave.
und DolphinsStr.
3e4tsantpGlte.
louis P. & PERCY c. HENNIGHAU.
SEN. 215 St. Paul.str.
q. ]. sCHAUMLOEFFEL, SCI Law Build.
ing.
QntpGIte (PatentzPro8eFe.)
MANN & CO, Equitable Building.
9runoeigentbumzW }atler.
PIERRE c. DUGAN & NEPHEW, 16 Lex.
i~ngton.Str.
Gnsrps9eihGftc.
Guspdrttge unb ein9eimtf6e grpz
butte.
HENRY KNEFELY & SON, 5 o. Pratt.
Str
Biscuit unb 8reBel.
HARGRAvE & BRO, 20 N. G~reene.str.
Bidder : Gequtiiten.
THE MYERS & HICKS CO., 1A S.
Howard.Str.
Bidder unb CONDITION : Wert3euge.
AUGUST MAAG, los Hanover.str.
BauboI3. Sbiiren, S%enferrabmen
OTTO DUKER & CO.. President.str und
CantonsAve.
Butter, Gier unb GeFliigel.
WIN. A. SHUTTLE & CO., lis S. Charles.
Str.
8ilber, @piegeI, Rabmen.
STEIN, SMITH & CO, Il S. Liberty.str.
8udz urb 3eitunQsz6Gnbler.
BALTIMORE NEWS CO, Baltimore.str.
8IeirDbren, 8le6pIutten, S6rot.
THE JAMES ROBERTSON MFG. CO.
80 Hanover.Str.
9auboI8 : 6dnbler.
THoS. MATTHEWS & son, Canton Ave.
und AlbemRrIesstr
GEO. F. SLOAN & BRO, 44 Light.str,
gIe9z unb emaiuirte Stablpaoren
NATIONAL ENAMELING { STAMPING
CO., log HanoversStr.
Gigdrren uno Sd6af.
J.. Fl. NEUDECKER CO, Centre.Markt
Space und Lombard.Str.
Siomanten unb S4mufIa9en.
u. ]. oPPENHEIMER L SONS, 121 W.
Baltimore:Str
9ampfmufdinen, aefTel, Bumper.
WALLACE STEBBINS L SONS. Charles.
und LombardsStr.
9rpeuen@5dnbler.
GILPIN, LANGDoN & CO.. 5000 W.
LombardsStr.
GILBERT BROS. L CO., 10 n. Howard
Str.
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8antiers.

ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS. Baltis
more. und CaIvert=Str.
SPERRY, JONES & CO., Calvert ind
Fayctte=Str.
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