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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
{~snrrSn6dtrunGs Awristn.
SampHhiFsaI u;eiaen.

21OrOOeutf6er SGopo.
~ 0teselmaBis.
Qampf - S6iffa6rt
Baltimore tnS Sremea
eur9 bic neuen uno %erprobten, nit
alien Decentralization p%erIe6enen
pofoampfer eriter 3IuFe:
v9tbeIn," ~9runoenburg,"
rRedar," nGuFeT.@
r0tain," n8resIdu."
Die Grpebftionstuge Tnb, ME fulgt:
bon Baltimore. -
p35ein," Montag, ben Il. @uguIt,
2 1br Na6mittdQs.
n8ronbenburg," Mittno6, ben 2.
Sept, 2 u6r No6m.
n8iaebab," N2ittpo9, ben 9. Septbr.,
2 lt6r Na9mittugs.
nHedar," Mittpo6, ben 16. Sept6r.,
2 lt6r Hu6mittdgs.
DR5etn," W}ittipc6, ben %. 9eptem@
Der, 2 u6r g2d4mitta98.
r8reSlau," Mittpo4, ben Z, 0ttobet,
2 16r Na6mittu9s.
3Dsit. Rdiatts9dHdscsTrus:
9nu $42 80 an.
3Dtt2tKotdBs 9GrIsgts9rtif:
9pn Baltimore nab Bremen. .$33. 90
SoH Srtnttn nab S34 90
GurbreiitsSinst psR Baltimore:
Rad Sr'ineIt upO jurid................$67 90
|
BsGeu 6Td&t uno SaHags psHOe man fa an bic
9tHuaIsAgtHttn
q. S4umu6er e g.,
Rr. s, Stos8apsSttdbs.
poer
Gofrdrb Rdine,
Office Ss .9sutitsH Gorrtipouotnt,n".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
Nar1InnS & QrnnigIbaniasG ilens
babu<Enmhuunie,

SHes oHtoHtn RsrtbyGO;. uHO CafsStr. sstation
an g9obtHtuetH:
RAD 9srf, pa, I'm 40 UtOrqtns unS $50 Ra5s
miitags.
RAD Gtlta, pa. 7S0 TorQ,rs, $50 uno $50
RAD gtiair' NIB, 80. go, "11.35 gormittags,
$50, $50 Sahmittlls unb 800 absrbg.
eoHntags nab Sdtd, IA, $50 BORN. uHs AGO
gdtmit:uQs.
RAT s:lair, To.. $50 l1.S Born, 400 Ro6m
uu5 1000 gbtros.
"I.20 Rdhm.t tags Samt1es.
6. 81 5iftt, 9sRerals9dHa5issGStHf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
AH IIuCh QUINN UUH UT lOuIIlECl'
&rdnt6eiten purben gemelbet:
@elSlcmSunsen nad 9cmtiblauS

"a Gents pro Wtdrt unb gommiiIipn.
Sheo. 8. Oiener G. o., Ais
Water=StroBe Iusldnotides Sch,
We4fel unb Grebit>8 rief e. S9iffsz
tarten BON uno nab europa. (266-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23

I"bGe6en. - 9r, Cabin :.
01Diion, Der 9rGiibent Der 8uoiIon
Chemical 60, 5a6rifanten BON
s9pefeI1dure, oeren Werfe ii4 in
Canton uno gu 6dtpfins 9oint Be-
finoer, 1tar6 geitern Morgen i'm
Union groteItantiI6 6ofpitoI" am
Rerperfieber. Der 8erblifene lit am
26. 5e6ruar 1848 in Baltimore gez
6oren. Gr genoB ieine S9ulbiloung
in ,St. 56imot6eus : 6d1e" in Ga
tonsoi1e uno nu6cem er bort Tein
Grumen beItdnoen bate, trut er in
oas @eI9dft Ieines 8aters Elm. Sm
Sabre 1881 9riinbete er in @emein=
I6uft nit ieinem 8ruoer 8arldno $.
0uoifon Die 6irmu 9. $. uno s. 3.
OdpiIon. Na6 Dem Sooe ieine58ruz
oers griincete er bic y0abiion G6az
mical 60" uno Itanb oerieI6en Bis
8u feinem 9ooe ais 9rdiioent Dor.
Der @erbli6ene binterIGbt uuBer %,tz
rer 0ittrpe me6rere Sinner, peI6e in
Ir. 1914, Ct. 9aulitrdBe, tpobnen.
- 6r. @onruo Gang itarb i'm Qlz
ter BON 70 Sabren in ieiner Dob~
nunq, Rr. 1918, 0urit : 4Gep. Der
9er6li6ene mar in 8upern geboren
urb elm 56u6ma6er BON 8eruf. @r
6interldBt ieine Satin uno funf4inz
Der.
9erfpnuI= Noti5en.- 6r.
Sobn .. 8or9erbing, Der befannte
Solicitor Der ,W&onumsntulz8ra ue
rel" begob iid geitern gu etrpu u4tz
tGqioem 4ufent6ult mad Dem BLUE
Mountain z6ouIe," 9enzNur.
= 9r. 6riB Slider, Der Sabre lang
in CIR. 506, MISUNDERSTANDING, Elm
ReTtaurant betrieb, pirb ON l. Sep
TENDER bic 8ertpuItung Der r8apernz
6uGc" an Sill z5reOeriditr. ii6ernebz
men.
= 8oub. Smith, Der ii6 in leBteren
Sugen in Baltimore uufbielt, bat iid
aeitern 9a9mittug mad feiner 8obz
nunq in Snon 6iG begeben. @r piro
in oieIer 0o6e mad Baltimore 5u@
riidfe6ren, I'm elmer SiBung Der
5tauts : 8uutenbe6orbe bei5upO9~
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
Srhn Ncil1nnnn cntncft.

8eIiBer oes f~einiten 8eituurunts in
!6igblunOtolpn; @te 3. StruBe uno
5aitz2lpsnue. 6einIte 8etrdnfe, unO
2uni9 ben gan3en Sag, Mun iiberz
5euge ii9. Nu98,1Wf, S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
9ampfrr ptrIaTeH Baltimore BON
mt.r W. IA uuN Ia FIohtftr .1Rr6
Baltimore : 9ampf : QaGet 60.
(NLte Mne luptrLdihss 0ai,eintt.


81, Ser. StaattnsQot bsforotru0.
9ampfr fdbrsH td9l;b, 6ountu5s ausqtnommen,
Don .Eapz2iu,s"Qttrs, 1913 Q~igbts5traBt, $50
qb,nDs, Dirtft mad Oh qolrt Comfort, Rorio!i,
9ortsmoutb uuo alien 9unit,H bts SuOtus. gus
~biuouug in DID goint Comfort NIT e. & Z. Bis
ierbcbu" mad TiamouO. gtr5jrouH0 N gortss
mouth nit ptn .Staboaro Qir Sine" ioIlOeu Bug
BON Portsmouth nab atlanta. On RoriO!i @erz
Jirouuq nit orr yNt!art:e Goat 9in'." NorioI
uno Carolina, Rorioli uuo iuOll5, Rorioli uuO
p.tli6 uno oh Dominion CINE" uab Qspberu
unD WaiblnatpR, sc.
mabjutcH ua4 turoSdii6"m Diane. Qurur j0it
Rdiltcnjtmmtr, t.sftriih, 8titu1tuue, 7autgib,j=
Iura. Roi,u frU. Gti,rp:yt, Railt,ujimm,r in
g~:Qttzgurtou Der rSabs2irt,S Rr. l03, Ch=glItis
mor,sstrabt. 3tIepbons 6. & 3. g. Qaui 1875;
Warpluno. G~ourtIau0 49,, atbaugbg, IS Roros
Gbarlcs=stgobt, uuo gurtau DIR -Ssa5oarO gjr
Qirt,~ Goutjr;nt1I 3rut 60. gujtoiuo..
Spbn Y. 5bcrpppc, o.. Sropn.
g.s9rai. Il. GtnsWianasct, ,sGaiiasi,rs49snt
(GtI2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
@inc Mciie uneh oentihlnnh,

UNI bic BeIt ooer mad irseno einem
Sbeile Der @elt arrungirt. ReiIez
bilete iber ale 8dbn= uno Oampfers
2inien. S6eO. 8. 0iener G
6 O.. AS WatersStr. (266-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23

Mnnopolis, ut. Republication, !l.5D Uotnl.
Gomptr. Citation, 800, 300 Born, l2O Dlia
"S gtrIaTtn Gam0tn:5 toton na5l Gttogia a35.:
1000 gprm., 1915 BORN, 10 4@ uHo -oo1
"? g3Fn5sf.S, 1920 gorm, 800, !48o. 1920 Ha@'
H'tta9s. 70 90 @orm., AIS, !4S 1a9m.
S$G1gg,ntt.gitp unb Tt. Ajrp, GOtal, !735. 9l5
meH-m II -, 1870. '5.35, $50, "ll.35 Sbtnos.
curtis Qap, ;62s go5m.ttaqs : o,ar, s,,,.
qurap, Ut. 8oDal'5tdtion 100 0a9m' ea"'
n1.St1tiou 900 0ahmttto9s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23

shiittclfrpf, Shmersen, MaIa.
ria, "a Grippe unS. idllimme Grfdl-
tnneen furirf nurcl ,.Slancn's Maue
Riae" taudb in Hiiifiaer sSurm).
Preis 25c. MHentbalben rertanit.
(Gci2. 1&6,lM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
ScbbcpS

mooernIt singeri4tetes P6ot. Itelier,
mr. 3eI, @orreSas-ztro6e.
Die I40nitsn photographer.
Die nieorigIten 4reiie.
Die resqite 8eoienung.
Dan Ipre9e Dor unO iiber8euge i'd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
Sptcl TpDal.

G4t Griur. uuO Mott=Strabt. Sdmtrs uro Ser
rtu=Gbiimmcr. Nnt -Rt~autnlibftittu. 6ltttrllbt
Gdbr. Sajiouotmabe 5peiitH. Re5tlbabn uHS
Qorl=9arlor
t4ua6, Iptl Sobn Ser;inser, gis.ntbiucr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23

*** Der Baltimore : 8unerns
8erein" bef6loB, heute, 5onntag,
Den %. 4uguit, no4muls cine Set
li6feit in Der iopqiI9 gelegenen oW2e>
aunics' @r6ange Sliding 9bors" 81
Gurtis' Ban ub3u6ulten, unO bat oa5u
6ereitS umfaTenbe 8orbereitun9en gez
troffen. 4uBsr ben gep06nlid Dor
fommenoen Quitbdrteiten lit audi fir
8ootfd6rcn, Slid unb 8rsbsfungen,
Bale uno 6uB6uQzSpiele, Slid
fte6en, Wettluufen itnO S6isBen, To-
ME unbere &ur3peil Gorge getragen.
0ie 6auptz lttraftion pirO Elm oberz
baDeriI6e8 S6u6pdttlerz 3an3en. in
8er6inoung nit eirsm amerifanii6en
Safe malt" biloen. Sin e6ter ume>
rifuniffer 66neIs9botogrupb piro
Die interafanteIten N2omente our4
bus in 0euti9lano erfunoens 9srfd6z
rem r8atent S6nspp S6aB" oeretpiz
gen. Din 45sno miro Elm 9roBes
1Fsuertperf abge6rannt uno 3ulsBt Der
RiefenzQuft6unon n606er 9eter" in
Die 2iiFte gelaTen tperOen. De- Gin
tritt lit fret uno Der Part BON alien
S6silen Der Stubt fir 5 Gents n@arz
fare" errei4bar.
%#* 0ie 0iItrifte Ir. 1O3 unO ia
oe5 ,0eutI6en llnterItiiBun95z8un
bes" perunitalten beute, Sonntag, Den
%. Muguit, cine groBe @rturiion nah
Goot's 8rpbe an GodzGrest. Ser
0umpfer y8olbot" perldBt ben 9ier
am TSuBe beS 8roabpap nm 4 uno s
1l6r 0ormittags unb 2 llbr Na6mitz
tags. Die Riidfobrt finoet um6 unb
80 ubr @6eno5 itatt. Der 6ubrpreis
betrGgt nrr % Gents, unb fir Die
llnter6altung Ter 8eIu6er i'm Dor~
trefFliAe 9orbereitungen getroffen
nor0en.
Xxx Der y68na6en z8erein BON
Baltimore" bringt am Montog, ben
"a. 4ugut, ouF ieinem Gannitutter
goIfsfet i'm nWefenOzPart" Elm
2uitipiel CUR 4uffi6rung. Wer ii6
einmal ber3Iid cuslu4en unO nebcnz
Bel an I6pdbii4:n 9elitatefsn, fpie
8luttpurit unO Sallerfraut, SpdBle
unb 8rum6iraz Salut, aruutz uno
i3piebelfufen Il. :. ~. lub2n min, Der
perfe6le nidt, nit 8inO unO &e9el 5n
erifeinsn. Sir bic 2eBteren fat ba5
umIi6tige Gomite uuerlei 8eluitigunz
gen borgeieben, audi er6Glt ieOe5 Sinh
elm @e14enf. Den gan5en Sag Gonz
CERT uno 3an3muiit, Der Gintritt
1T ooqitdnOig frei, Oe56uIb lei Die 90
role zines jecsn 9eutI6sn am "a. @uz
quit: rNuf! nu4 Dem nWeitenO=Purt"
gum Gannitatter 9olf8feIt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
81Fe!!
@GTs!

EnI Rciie i'm ausIonbe beiorst innerhalb "A Stuabeu
az bt6sutsHo bsr0bssieStsm Sregls
DHQ Matnf,
@lsgtf4Sef aaIjMqTs' stTGRsERe 4GR'slMssA5aa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
gRuDal Sluc. "@inie


CtlUdrts. 9bLeaW0sA SetL ~ yggui'
e e83. ~ s1tif,.. aaolt8 is 9. d 800 Q.g
9aif,t.garlor, aus9sn. %. PIP Q. u "a S.&
9arlor, 2iuT,.. nur %. g51 20 S5t S.S
mS,,icr' gintr, ..... iagIja l.55 2. 81 L59 y.
,gtonal 4.mttto,s ur 4ulmanf8uG.
53oosorg ........ Icqlj9 $40 2. 3 3.53 q.
g6rloTGar g6tG, ougg. 90. 455 q. 500 2. 6
Tarior, Sira.... 3dolta 500 u. Sos q 6
6c76ts gblla..... lagll5 800 u. 905 q
qpfal=5alafpagoou mad 8tDs0ort triig Bgm
g,braub in Ut. RopolsStotjOu um 1000 absnbs.
u, nab dtlautitsGitp, Bobentags. 3, mad Wis
IontirsGitp, taglia.
Viii, 3aas Baltsa in BilmiHgtOn. 6, bait in
Ehgrsr.
The Coconino sun., 1903-11-21
A Few Words to the Older Folks.

We have the largest and best assorted stock of low, medium and high-priced Under wear ever displayed in our store and have made prices that will sell the goods early in the season. If you want warm, comfortable, satisfactory Underwear that is reasonable in price, it will pay you to investigate our stock. We have all kinds and can please the most fastidious and at prices that will suit every pocketbook. Buy early while our assort- ment of sizes is complete.
The Coconino sun., 1903-11-21

We carry most complete line of thor oughly well-made and reliable knit under wear for men, women and children, in light, medium and heavyweight fabrics in a va riety of qualities. The Munsing Underwear is the best made, best fitting, most comfort able, durable and satisfactory underwear at popular prices that modern machinery and skilled labor can produce. See the display in our window.
The Coconino sun., 1903-11-21
DOLLS.

Great Display. See our window. Santa Claus Is surely coming here. all different. Largest display ever seen In Flafstaff.
The Coconino sun., 1903-11-21

We want every little girl in Flagstaff to come to her mother some other grown up person and get a your doll with you. If you haven't doll we will sell will be headquarters for Santa Claus this Christina them displayed in our window.
 Remember how you are to get Doll Vest free. person and bring your doll.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
TEACHERS WILL MEET FIVE
DAYS AT NASHVILLE, ILL.
Superintendent Edwards of Washing
ton County Has Engaged Eminent
EductorS for the Occasion.
REPU BIC SPECIAL.


Nashville Ill, June 2n-The Washington
County Teachers Association will convene
in this city next Monday for a fve-days'
session. County Superintendent Edwards
has secured the services Of a number Of
eminent educators to assist him in the work
and has prepared an excellent programme
Of institute numbers. An interesting and
profitable session IS anticipated. and
large attendance of Washington County
pedagogues is expected. The visiting teach
ers and visitors will be entertained by the
Nashville teachers while in our city.
Professor Shryrock, vice president OF the
southern Illinois Normal. at Carbonate,
wifi instruct in reading. literature and psy-
chology. The Instructions in music for the
institute VIII be in charge OF Professor
Charles T Moore. superintendent Of music
in the Champaign Ill. public schools Pro-
fsssor Jesse T. Gibbs, ex-Superintendent of
Washington County, will instruct In arith-
metic and geography.
Professor J. II. Barker superintendent Of
the Nashville public schools, has been Sc
cured as drawing instructor.
Professor Shyrock of Carbonate. in addi-
ton TO his work at the associations meet
ing. Will give q lecture in the Courthouse
Thursday evening. large chorus. COM
posed of the best singers Of this city. has
been organized TO furnish music for the
occasion. The work Of the institute will
close Friday afternoon with the election OF
officers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
LOST HIS LIFE IN THE FLAMES.
Minister Fell Exhausted When
Near Position of Safety.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Richmond. Mich, June eo.-When within
four feet OF fresh air and life. the Reverend
Henry story's mind became blank and he
fell 10 the floor OF his burning home. An
hour later his charred remains were found
where he had fallen.
The family were aroused at 3 o'clock in
the morning By cry Of fire. and found the
house filed with smoke. Mrs. Story and
g-ope their way to the outside. and in the
excitement the whereabouts OF the aged
minister was forgotten for the time. Mrs.
Story was severely burned about the hands
and face, and the doctors pronounce her
condition serious She is 50 years old While
the IRE was in progress she attempted to
re-enter the building, but was prevented by
spectators.
When the fire was extinguished the FIRE
men entered the building and stumbled
across the charred body Of Mr.. Story. He
was lying on his back and within four feet
OF an open door. 1t Is supposed that the
old gentleman was taken sick during the
night and had arisen to prepare some med'-
cine. as he was partly dressed. He evident
come manner set fire to the house. then at
tempted TO escape by the front door. but
was overcome ny smoke Just Iefore he
reached il His hands and feet We're burned
off and his face was terribly burned.
NJ. Story Was IS years old. and is sur
vived by his widow, TWO sons and an adopt
81 daughter. One or the sons IS NJ. l.
avenue. Detroit The dead minister had a
church at Armada but continued 10 make
his home here. where he preached for three
years
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
MANAGER ENJOINED ACTRESS.
She Cannot Impersonate Any Char
acter in Way Down East

REPT-BLIC SPECIAL.
New York. June a.-The Supreme Court
has temporarily entoined Miss Gay Zenola
McClaran from irnpersonating any OF the
characters in William a. Brady's play.
Way Down East and argument to make
the Injunction permanent will be heard by
Justice TrCaN Friday.
Miss McClaran was 10 give performance
On New Rochelle at the Young Mems Chris
iian Association Hail. under the auspices OF
the Epworth League of 81. Johns Church
II was advertised as an 'impersonaton OF
the characters in Way Down East Mr.
Brady and his partner. Joseph Grismer'
heard of IL, and asked for an injunction
through their attorney. Vidaver & Joseph
son. Of No. lis Nassau street. II was grant
cd. and a representative of the lawyers
served 1t on Miss McClaran in time TO pre-
vent her performance
Mr.. Brady says the play has been pirated
so much of late that he and Mr. Gris:ner
Ssye resolved TO take legal action against
any one who attempts 20 use the play or
any part of 81 I'm the future.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
SUMMER RESORTS.

GO TO the famous WiIkESHA FOR your
summer outing and combine Joys OF boating.
bathing. golf and driving with It's health-E.y in=;
waters Write fer booklet TO W =. FRAME.
Sec, care National Bank waukesha. Wis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
SUMMER RESORTS.
FRONTEN& HOTEL.

est. Lawrence River, Frontenac. y. y.
VIII open June ~: Tal4tLal. modern hotel. de-
lishtfuly situated. with the combined advantages
az mountain and ssashore resort, excellent tish
EGit course or the island. also tennis ard all out
Goo- sports. For booklet and ful! Information.
address . c. TRTSSELL Mgr.
Also manager Hotel Bon Air. augusta, Ga.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
HOTEL LAFAYETTE

CAPE MAY. \. J.-Now open: thirteenth
year under same management. fronting
directly. on the ocean; all modern improve
rnents: rooms en- suite. with private baths
For terms apply TO John Tracys& Co.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
AT BARR'S.

Great opportunities are presented az Bars
for securing choice selections Of goods. There
IS no dissatisfs ction with the goods from
Nissouri's greatest store after you get them
home The Offering this spring is unusual.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
BED, SPRING AND MATTRESS COMPLETE, IS.

1t will hardly be necessary for to tell you what
bargain this IS because at the first glance the
usual value is apparent. Strongly made Of good
metal: comes IT. sizes 3 feet inches and feet
inches: measures Is inches high. and he fur
nished in olive. white. Flemish. desired.
The springs wire. with an under support.
and the mattress is well made in every particular.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21

Young Poe was then a student at West
Point, she said, and came to Baltimore dur
ing vacation time especially to see an aunt
Who lived somewhere in the neighborhood OF
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
NEW ARLINGTON HOTEL

leading hotel % the famous Petosksy region
overlooking Lake Michigan Modern. elevators,
electric light steam heat. rooms With private
baths Ten-piece orchestra. daucins- hcSiing- ton
mis- clock Tof Finest table in Michizan- S?-iO
per day and upward. POPULAR PRICES
FREEEour Souvenir Booklet and Prospectus.
which makes q special Proposition that Will ir-
terest YOU open July TO October /
s.H.PECk.Frop.,Box 455,Petoskey,Mich.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
DEER PARK HOTEL.
DEER PARK, MD.
Most Delightful summer Resort of
the Aleghnnies.

swept by mountain breezeE. $50 feet above
ga level. absolutely free from malaria hay
fever and mosquitoes; reached without change Of
cars from Cincinnati wa =. o. s-W.-B. & q.
lines. every modern convenience: rooms. suite
Win private baths; electric lights long distance
tsisphone elevator Turkish baths swimming
poo!s golf links. tennis courts. bowling ALLEYS
magnificent drives, complete livery service. An
nj oIis Naval Academy Band hotel renodelet
with additional conveniences and renovated
thruughout: all cottages have been taken for the
sea .or: open from June - to September b
FCr rates tickets and sieepinG-car space etc
call On r. & o. S-W. Ticket Agents. or address
~ T. McCarty General Passenger Agent, Gin
cfruati o. For information regarding hotel
address w. Z. BuTwell. Manager. Deer Park.
Garrett County. Md.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
CAMP COLLIE.

Lake Geneva. Wis. on c & y W Ry
\ fayOTIte summer resort. For further inforTaa-
ton and Booklet. address COLLIE BROS. Will
iarls Bay. Wis. = hcuEs from ST. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
SUMMER RESORTS.

STOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY, n. J.
Facing directly on ;he ocean. Largest and most
srs cious on the coast. SEQ 0a has been expended
IN improvements this year. Cafe and Palm Gar
den with full orchestra till midnight. Dancing
T., ballroom every evening. Bowling alleys, bill
lizards pool and ping-pooE connected with the
hotel Rates from g 30 to IS Per day Special
rates by the week Reduced rates in July. For
t-forrnafio- ard hnnklst address II. VI. CAkE.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Scaled proposals viii be resolved until u
Managers of state Hospital No. 4. Pennington.
No. Tor the erection o. two and ore-halt
STORY Administration Building
Copies Of the plans and Specifications will be
forwarded to bidders upon application TO the
H Hohenschild architect. Rolla, No, and at the
office OF Joseph ]. Hoeken. steward. Pennington.
Mo NJ. p. CAYCE,
Secretary OF the Board of Managers.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-28
SOUTHERN ARIZONA TELEPHONES.

The completion by the Gila Valley company of their line which connects Globe with Clifton and Morenci makes the longest telephoie system in the territory. The distance from Globe to Morenci is more than TO miles. The line is now owned by combina- ton of the old Gila Valley company and the local company at Globe. with an experienced telephone man ss gen. eral manager, Mir William WhalIey. of Globe. This line now connects the towns of Clifton. Morenci, Guthrie, Solomonville, Sanford. Thatcher. Pi- ma, Fort Thomas an Indian Hot Springs in Graham county, and San Carlos, Rice Station, and Globe in Gila county.
 Some time ago there vas talk about the Gilla Valley system being connect. ed with the Tombstone company which now reaches Bissbee and Frbanks and through a connection with the Bisbee company also reaches Douglas Naco and Cananea- A connection of the Gila,Graham and Cochise county telephone system would be from Sol omonville to Tombstone, taking in the important towns of Wilcox, Pearce Cochise and other towns of less i'm portanee These points would all oi course be supplied with local systems
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-28

h the Clifton and Morenci precincts in Graham county at the last election but one justice of the peace was voted for, it being understood at the pools that only one justice would be elected
 After the election w. E. Beck, who re
 ceived the second highest number oi votes for justice at Clifton, and w. $
 Settle who received a like vote at Mo
 renci, applied to the board of super
 yisors for certificates of election on a showing which they made to the board that as Clifton and Morenci both had a population of more than five thous
 and they were entitled under the law to two sets of precinct officers. The board concluded, after some investga
 ton. that these precincts contained the required population to entitle them two justices and commissions were issued to Beck at Clifton and to Settle at Mo renci. The matter was taken to the courts by the two justices who had been elected by the highest vote. The court at Solomonville last week decid- ed that the board of supervisors ex- ceeded its authority in issuing cer' tificates to the additional justices, holding that the question of population could not be considered if at the cleo tion the understanding was general thar only one justice was to be elected.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-28

The Review hopes to see this prop osition revived and successfully car ried out. Such system would be g great public convenience and would practically connect the whole of South ern Arizona When this was accom plished the Sunset company would no loose any time in connecting with it thus hooking up Tucson. Nogales. Ben son, Florence. Phoenix, Prescott ant all the important towns in Northern Arizona
 The telephone enterprise in South ern Arizona has been backed entirely by local capital, and that. in Graham county at least, under the threat tha the Sunset would run the local con cern out of business. Such thint could not be done and the big compan, has long since abandoned such al idea.