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The Indianapolis journal., 1904-04-24
Origin Of the Manual Training High
School and it's Wonderful Growth
Citizens Of Indianapolis
Were Slow to Recognize
the Benefits that Might
Come from This Class
Of Instruction in the L.
Public Schools

ICH has been written of the won
derful growth and success of the
Manual Training High School dur
ing the nine years of its exist
ence-Of its beneficial Influences
The Indianapolis journal., 1904-04-24

he national capital has been, this
season, more than ever before,
what General Young, formerly
commander of the United States
army, has aptly termed "a city
The Indianapolis journal., 1904-04-24

IA has the coaxingest way with
her. Being fat and black she is,
as a matter of course, acquisi-
tive; and she will beg for the
most unlikely things with tone
The Indianapolis journal., 1904-04-24

Copyright, 19Oi.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25

Gidtcrn @lof, S'@rien ii. 8oit6er.)
81 Ecitomcnt5poQltrederu ernonnt
IN Den 60len bon 6roncis Gum6lc
Sr. Soicp6 u. &emp, @iirgihoit
$1,000; non Scnrp 2eiqbt &r. Charles
Z. 2eigbt, 9ijrQi6oft $1,000. 3u
neutrality-suspicious. I'M Sale pom
Morp ", 0um90oI 2i53ie 6. Snp0er,
9iir0ihoft $500. Gum @ermuno er-
nonnt Soiepb ". @io fir Otto s.,
Bio, 9iir9ihoft $4,000, &upentor-
&cr5eihniiie cinQereitt in Den 6GQen
bon 6reOcrtd GbrnloL 5000; &lllict
0tcG. @irdbcoo, $775t; @}oru Conn,
1911. NodloB6crihte bcitGtiQt in
ocn 6dQcn bon Sophia Garter, $50;
emma 5. Stcpcniou, $227S; @8m.
$. Stron ilm., 500. &crfGufc ro.
~tiii5trt int 6olle BON Charles $. Weas
oc, $2O75.
Common @Ieu8 @crt6t t..
- (Bor &iAtcr StodbrioQc.) 2cno
8ombcrgcr QcAcn nllnitc0 GpS. Co."
Introg fitr cincn HCucn Gro5CB 5lts
riid0c5o0cn mo llrtbeil cingctroQer.
Ecter Hcppcrt ge1cn gSm, i. 6lo00@
ul0 III. g. 6ioclitO g." Ginunnh
sur &lo0c o6NUuicicn. GloQQctt 8u.
les 0c0en Charles Is. MtcGolQon, Nn.
troQ iiir cincn ncltcn Tro5cb inter
9crotbunG. gnnic W}eiolinq QeQcu
nStor SponQlco @onner Council,
s. 8. ". ". W}.," 5llm @erQIeih iiber.
aegongcn. Sir belrtc: Gregory gcgcn
GorIcp.
&ihtcr rot garage" (&or
&idtcr 0obIer.) Seize @eorinQ unO
gilbert @ilion geQcn Stats NrbcitS.
bollS, @eiOc in oic NnitoIt 5uriid9c.
micien. oGrlte NntionoI 8onf bon
Gotonani0e" NcQcn HobGrt Eoplor &
So. uno Geo. Q. Ni6oIo8, nid)t been,
oct. Sir Montog; Scr i6lucbcnOc
Soil un0 Nrn. II mo 30.
Sto0ts @cri 6 t. - (9}or &i6s
ter SorIon.) Charles @. Gomor0$
Gegen Bentley Sbrioer & So, nidt
bcenoct. Sir Mtontog: ber id)pc,
bcn0e 6al unO Ntrn. t10, 81. 70, 76,
ST, III, &om 9eQen ollniteo &oi(,
maps So" un0 gtr. tt2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
@nnti thnt Mbbitte.
8ort an Yrincc, @dDti

Sort ant Srtnce, @dptt, 81.
Sunni. - Der fron50iiiAe @ciunotC
sc. 0epre3 bat bon Der Rcgierlmq
oa6ier cine 3uihriit erboltcu, norm
ofii5ieQ qb6itte fir bic Robbeit ser
8alaItmod)e getbnn miro, pclde Sen
8ciunoten NIT Steinen bcluurf ais
er am Mittpo6 ben 8oIoit in @eieQ.
i6oft beS Oclti6en 9otidofters per.
lieB.
sic longe @CfangenboltunQ ser Elm.
aeiperrtcn 9Camten protcitirt.
SIS puroc an 7, &onllor BON Sort.
ou.@rince gemeIoct, boB ser fron5oit,
ide @cionote in Sopti ireunoli0c
9prIteulmgen gemo6t babe, ooB Ole
perbofteten frnn30iiidCn 8eomten
Der Notionol6onf probiiorild ireige-
lolicn meroen m0dten, uno 5tpor
aus @riin0eu ser &umonitGt un0 noe.
gen oeS ungeiunOen 3uiton0eS oeS
@efQngniIieS. Die boptiihe 9fegie.
ritno mcigcrtc iid ieOOd, bic @cion.
gcnen freiplqebcn, nit Der GrtlG.
rlllg, DAB oie bopti'iden @ciebe iol.
den Sdritt pcrb0teu.
Ger frnn56iii6e &rcrBcr oErouoe"
NOR oomalS in Yort-or Erince, NM
elm on0ereS frun50iiide9 &ricg8ifiil
murOe crtportet, nm Ole 6oroerunaer
oeS irou50iiiden @eianoten 3l inter.
ltiibcn. gIll6 Oeutidc &rieQSidifil
boben oen &ofen BON Eort-ml Erinct
beiu6t, nm Der 6oroeumg oe5 bent.
iden @eionOtcn 8etreii3 TreiloIiunQ
Der in oericlbcn SodIc, lUie Die 6ron.
5oien, perboiteten 6eutIhcn 9cumtcr
gto6brud ST. geben. gber Die perei.
nigten oiplomotiiden @emii6unger
5ranfreid'S unb 9euti6lono'S i6ei.
men erfol9loS gemcien 5t icin, Dem
feincrlci Nahri6t iibcr Die 6reilai
lung Ser @efongencn lit bcfonnt &C
mor0en.
Ser Correspondent Der nIiIociirter
8reIie" in &ortsou-8rince beItGtigi
5ipor Die Wteloung BON Dem NnarifI
ollf sen fron50iiihen @eionoten, lag
aber NidtS popon, OaB olld ser oeut
i6e @eionotc ottodirt morocn ici
ooer ooB nod) oen in cinCm onoercr
@ogen libenOeu @emoblinnen oel
@eionotcn nit Steinen 9eluorier
tporocn lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
yMe too" . 8lntt ucrflaat.

Gbicago, 81. Suit. - Somes
9ononan, Der iiberlebenoc Gbeilbaber
Ser Sirma 0onoonn & So, bat einc
&Ioge auf $3,000.000 Sdooeneriat
gcgen Gbomos s. Ylatt aus SEEM
9orf mo s. @lott UNDERWOOD bon
Chicago ~onbdnaig gcnla6t. 9iealage
itiibt li6 otf ougebli1c S6pinOeleier
in &erbinoung nit Gbbol5lmgen in
Widigan. SoboIO bic alnge bei'm
@eridt eingereiht mar, bcgoben lid)
Der &lGger mo elm Siilisideriff in
einem Sab na6 Dem oGoliieum," Inn
Dem Senator 9lott bic alage I'M
Soale oes republifanil6en Nationol-
GonOents 5u5ultelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
Observation-Disclosures

Criminal d) t. = (8or
Hiftcr 8rigbt) 3ootidla0 = Go'
mel s. 2ongneder, nidt iduloig.
9iebItabl - Senrp S. 0oniS, nidt
iduloig; Widacl Nopnf, Gin So6r
3itbtbmtS. 5rieoensbruh - Sooic
Sones, $51 Strofe. Spirituoienpers
fouf om Sonntag - Worie Buds
baum, 500 Stroie.
Ibtbeilu no Nr. 9. - (gor
Hidtpr GbelpS) 9iqomie - @uiiie
@ieben, %iiitirt; SSobn q. GoIte(om,
idulOig, llrtbeil peridobcn. 8rie
OenS6rlt6 - 8eorge Sones, nidt
i6uloig; Ssmea Nc@ee, 81 Stroie.
8oroel = SomeS &obinion, nidt
i6uloig. angriff - Charles Cor, A
Monate @ei1ngniB.
@oi t. (8or Den
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
Nns benz Snncrn @arglanb's nnS
ben ansrcn5enben Staaten.
Wr3t berunaIidt t.

Or. Somes g. WcGormid bon
Srappe, talbot, County, murbe Don.
n~eritog Iaht bel ieiner Riidfebr bon
Cation ans Dem guggp geworfen mo
5reitag @orgen beiuuBtlos auf Der
2anoitrnBe geiunoen, mo er minoe-
items fiinf Stunoen gelegen bntte, ebe
man i'm entoefte. ct befinoet lif
in GrStliher 9ebanolung uno lit oui
Dem 8ese Der 9eiiernng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25

0aS .Imcricnn Snititlite OF
Someopatbp," WeIdes ieine Sabres.
Sibung in Niogara . Sails, R.-D.,
o~bgebalten, bat ieine 9eamtenmabl
nit Der bon Or. Gbas. @atdea BON
Chicago gum YrdiiOenten gum glb.
i6luB aebrodt unO bei6loiieu, ieinen
ndd)iten Gonpeut i'm Sum- 1905 IN
Gbicago %ob5ubolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
SAB oe5 8oIfeS gegen Nus
l1noer cine Solge ser
Sinon5mirre

Sort .a u.E rince, &opti, q.
SUM. = Ser angriff auf ben fran50.
iiid)en @eianbten 0epre5 mar Elm
Spmptom bes Sabgefiibls Der 9epol-
ferung unb Der Regierung gegell
Die auslanoer, nel6e bon ben ginges
borenen fir Die traurige finon5ieae
Gage oeS 2onoes ber~antiuortli6 ge.
balten Deroen.
0as @eri6tsberfabren eegen Die
fron5oiii6en uno oeutiden 9eamten
Der Nationolbonf, mel6e Der Bethel
ligung an Der nnreftmGBigen Nus.
gobe bon 100000 S6abanpeiiun.
gen bon 1903 beihuloigt iino, 1T nod
nidt gum I6idluB eebrabt. Ginige
Der 8edmten iino nod i'm @ef1ngniB.
onbere baben iid ourd 6lrdt in 81.
derbeit gebrabt. 2eute, mel6e nit
Der R%ationalbanf in beroorrogenoer
8eile perbunoen iino, baben gegen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
Staot Baltimore.
Seiratbs.Q iceuscn.

Die f%olgenoen ScirotbS . 2icer3en
luuroen geitern bonn Glcrf oeS Com
mon Bleos.@ eridtS o,lSgeIteat:
@iuiom Wiaer, 80, uno WorD s.
Wntbens, So; 9eioe bon Rortbum-
6erlono . Gountp, go.
Molter Q. Sdulb, %, Ir. tt6S,
Ronticofe : StroBe, uno 2ouila u.
Yrice, 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
Nus Der Nr6citcrluelt.
S6nei0er g NllSitono in Chicago 81
@n0e.

ONJ'NNiHNA NfF~lhNaNp - NpNNSS o.
@n0e.
Gbtcogo, "a. SSlmi. - Gin
IlSi6htB bon 5000 Union = S6nei.
0erL meIder bon Den Wtitglie0ern
Der DNationol @boleiaIe Eatlors'
9liiociotion" eggplant muroe, neil 40
3uidneioer, mcl6c bel Der oGbicogo
Eailorillg Comp" angcitcllt iino,
obne @rnlGhti0un0 Die Arbeit nieoer-
geIegt botten, mllrOc geitcrn 0oourd)
pcrbinocrt, ooB Oie Strifer Die 2Irbcit
mieOer ouinabmcn. Die 8irmo bat
iid) oo5u p%eritanoen, cine lluters
iud)ung Der @riin0e Der @ntlailung
OcS Linton SBop Steipor0S" por5us
nebmen, tpel6e sic 3ui6ncioer gum
IuSitanoe bcruog, lno ioate li1 Der.
ouslteaen, oob Der Mann lungcredtcr
Meile entloilen UorOen lit, 10 miro er
luieoer onqeitellt mcr0en.
VI an0ers 0clegat &c It "a t.
@m. Is, @iolmt, @onoer.0 elegot
0eS bieiigen 3pcigcS Ser oSnterna-
tionalen Waidinilten = Niiociation,"
iulIr6e beute lpegcn ongebliher W}iB.
a6tin1 Oes bonn Obergeribt ~erlaiie.
men @inbaltSbcieblS gegen Die 8ebels
ligung bon arbcitern Der DOopis
Wnd)ine Comp" Ourd unioniitii6e
M%oidiniIten nm $tt0 geItroit unO
ioa, menn CT sic @clOltrofe nidt be.
3oblt, ouf 10 Gage Dem 8efdnguiB
iibcrantluortet perOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
Siub. 9trnsr,s MtEtnurnnt.

1909. BalIfsS trabe,
nabe ber 6itli6en 8oli5eiftation. Bars
nier 1unlb bon ~ bis 2 nbr Na9ntttnes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
GIuftS SnfrI,

1924 Sfts91Iiiuures StraBe. - Btmuter an
uro gSeine. nGdpsNieius 8rauerei "sBier.
Yerfammliingsloial Stt9umburoftr. Snts
merD. Ndiis nnb qeihbereiH". gbef.s9el.
U2I Beruuu 4q42-M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
8erlangt i'm a%agemcinem.
9sutihss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rear

9euti6es rbeits.Ga1luetIunss.Sfrrau
Sir, 219, sSBarp.S trake, uuter Der aufIi6t
Der g9ertiben Sefeufbuft". 9ieieuieeH, bic
oeutf6e Sauoiuerier, 9rbeiter uno Sienit6Uten
5l bet6dtttgen Uiinihen, iu0aen fmb perf6nli1
ODER in frunttrten Nriefen on ben Agenten Der
@efeufbatt Subann .. Wieger, Rr. 2t9, SRos
SharSsStraRe, lueloen, Uel1er lHentaeltli9
Gn5funft ertbeiIen iUiro CSaH2S,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25

lHUB, VUDtHTtIHtT1 pnHtl
1884 OFT Observation-Disclosures Il. Sbtos
@eire. SerfnnimIungstofuI .@erlndntns
2pge So; ngaoem. 9lrb. SIR. silnt. sSereiu
bon 0ttsNaltinore" pUpiiIon GoncI. 3, 3.
8. g.; pWietauarb. suniOn 73". Suue 5u
Oerniietben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
&rObuftcn.W arft.

llntenitebenoe Brciie beSichcn Iidy
ouf ben @n9roS Son6cI; fir Oell
3!etnbanoel muB Elm cntiprcdenoer
Iufiblag aemndt meroell.
Sdrm"B + % ufte.
@ier, pro 0ltbcno lie. bis tSc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
St,5O pro SrOutfah.


8peiit8diqe Sdufer NIT 0 8immer an Der
monntsgoeHue gren5eno an 8atterfunsBdrf
9iefe Sdufer baben Die n%eleften Serbeferrns
Gen, cemettirte &euer uno Sole, Wlarmors Sreps
Die grooesStraBe lit nit oitrifi5irten 8aditeis
melt gepflaitert; 6. 3. 8ahnsssr, 9nuinter'
nebmer, Nr. 2S0S, 6airmuunt.NOenue. Die
SairmOunt goellnesGers ge9en ali Der Iblre
bOrbei. 02S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25

Yorooits@de @ou9bs uno @aroliResStrabe
9%auptqlurtier oes ngaDernsIRdnner6ors".
R.sS.s&de 9ulabs uno 9arolineftr. Yers
etnsnertammllng ieoeu 9Onnerit19 Abeno.
Heue UiitgIieoeT piIlommen. BorSiig.
Ii6es Nier Der Acknowledgement i'm HapI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
gutt's Gale,

2O21 GanI0nsgl0enlie,
Snltptaiiartier bes .SefteHs9 armItdoter'
gereins," aSarfielo : SIT. unterIt : %er.
ems" rGolumbins9i "a, 8. u.,Y.,"
p@onrt Sort WeSeilrp, s. Of a. Bieb'
ner's Bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
MGnmerrt iinb ssraxea.

gIuibereittuns eebeiIt In 40 bis go 1aseH.
Beftiufre. nett ooer alt, In 10 bis Is Hagen,
Berluft Der @annbnrfeit, Drains" fofort Sim
baIt eetbaH, Rieren' unb gIafenIeioen. etriitur
u. (. 10. Sur1 infer borolgIi&es Spftsur co
iuIniisn nt dnbeil lWntut uiU p.tasu'e''.s
aurer. S6mer5bafter ooer berbinoerter Wen'
f~trlattoH ioiort abseboIfeu. s6rttben Gle ooer
fpredeu sic Dor. Bath unb goufuItatioH fret.
gSir fnriren ausi6Iae, obne fir bic SeiIuns 81
Dperattonen gu fbreiter. Denn aHbere aer3te
febtlflueen, ma6t bel uns einen Yeriun. Or.
gbtitp'S gseoteaI Snititute, Gr. 1857, DIT
Eratt.etraes; 9elti6 mirb pefpro&m.
(Wlai11. S&G, 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25

1441 Nor6.Genira sgIbe., &de OIibersetr.
SGltptuunrtier Der .9SiIbeIm Zen 2uae
gr. 2 ber6 8; g. Of e" geriammInTr
gen ieoert Wrntag @beno. = SeiniIe 9e'
trdnIe. gB1rner 9unih tdaIi6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
Stelengeiude.
Steqeaefum

StutHtluus
Sine G0din eriter Gluie nit ibrer Iotter
tubt SteIuHQ, eHtluebcr in eiuem Rribdibnuic,
Sotel ooer Aeitduraut. gta65utraaen in Hr.
1893, RUrosE alias. 2trafe. U76-O
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CAUTION nHb StghtanbtuiuH.
Santun uno Sigblanotoiun.
enntun unb StgllanhtutDn.


2ombaros uno 8. Gtrabe, S%iebianotopn.
Die %teiuiter @eirdnite aler art. = Boil
ihnoig neit eineerihtet. Sin 8cfu6 aIIer
metner Sreunoe uHo oes BnblifmmS i'm
augemeinen ftets piufornmeli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
SECOND CALL,

10 GationaI @r80nae 9aut ........ts
AZ SeoboHro cont. ................ TX
1000 llniteo EDS. 4er ............... 9Oit
5000 u. 6. g. 4er GonioIeu. ........ 81
1000 Ga, South. & 5la. Der. .il5%
1000 VI. e. g. 4er Goufoteu ........ OF
1000 ". &. g. 4er GOHfoIen. ........ 96A
5000 u, Is. q. 4er GonfoIeu. ........ 0G1s
1000 ScaDoarO 3 Sabre 5er........... SO
1000 llniteO aatlma1s der. gOh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25

IIU4 Observation-Disclosures.
Der r9tOroOit Smmeripdbrenoe Bdlis
bereir BON Baltimore" %berfummtIt Ilh
bier ieoeu Mnntng. - SEQ. Bre1m'S Bier
ON 8apt nab oeuil6er alrt brett bCm
Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
Sobn 1rans's gddcr.Serberae,

ger. 1856. 9arriions, nabe 9erinafonsStr.
SEQ. 8itntber. IT,, grnu COS Bier. 9gurs
ner Gunl6 bon ~ bis 1 llbr Rd6mit'
tags. vile oeutlben 8dder iilo 5umt 9es
fu6e eingelloeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
@eIS ans3nleiben.

9arleBen nnf M6bcln unb nu6ere aider6sitsn
fir 6 4ro8ent-aenuIl mad benz neueH 8efebe;
pribntim. Midter, Rr. 2t0, Sft.4eTtngt6H.
etrabe, 3immer Nr. 4. Ganiunt Builotne. Sn
Der Office miro 9euti6 gefprofen.
(W1ai20. 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25

@enn SIR @elb nBtbts habit, penbet Gut
AT MID. 9drIeben auf Sdldre, M1beIn coer
SrInoeiaentbuIt. acknowledgement. Seine 2si6.
eefbdftss9Retbooen. Wir. aremer, 9r. 100,
Gpro' Rata'StraRe, 1. Slur, 2aunor1 Building.
MpriItb-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25

9eriaugt:
Sin QefeBteS o~eutldes Mdo6eu fitr allges
netne 9auSarbeit. gin68ufrageu in 9ir. 242t,
SarctagsS trabe. U76-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
s. @oIat,s Sane,

8, @uigt's Sane,
Nr. 1920 bis 1872, SarlTorosNbenue.
Salptquurtier oes p9baIia'WdnnerhorS".
8ale uno 6ummerearteu biuig Su pers
n1ietben. @uter 9IaB fiir auifernr6ften.
6eirite @%etrInie. SretsToUI. Is. & 3d.
GelepboH - Wt. Bernon 376o u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
Sn Oerfaufen.


3u ucrfanIen:
Sine qitaebeuoe lSirtbi6nlt in Dem mittIeren
GtGottbeil. gIad5ufrngeu in Der GTpeStttOh
biefes glattcS. U77-g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
gcrfGnfe auf Der biefaeR AttieH'
96rie.
FIRST CALL

5000 g]ttIattic Goat Cine 4er GonioIen. 06A
5000 seaboaro 10 Sabre ser. ........ 07%
1000 Git0 & suOur5au Ser q. Co.. osA
1000 uniteO 8atnua0S 4er......,.... BOG,
1000 q. 2. G. INSTRUMENTATION. 2OA
2Ooo Ga. soutb. & 5Ia. 5er..........tt5N
1000 g. 3. 2. inc. 90
1000 9uguitu Ct. RIP. 1902
1000 6. ". & g. 5er Of 8iImins. g..G.tOO
1000 s.. y. Z, I. Obligationcu ....... 4GH
1000 Cotton Gucf i. Der. ............ 5sM
% GonioIio, Gas ............... Tx
/ Canton 80. 90
If gnrtnu On grtier on
10 gtortbcru Genlral ............. sou
80 GOnfoIio. Gas ............... 7tal
90 Nortbern Central Darraut5. 500. 151a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
gerIanst: Srancn HnS @abden.
gerlauat

Verlangt:
pebtlinge fir Mtduner- GSefteu; ge5abIung
5nbrenb Der 9ebr5eit. gld68uiraeen in gir.
Oil, YartApcHuc. u76-sJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-25
gerlanst: Yidnuer unO Snabeu.


Sofurt Elm outer 8dder ais brittle San6 fir
eroo; outer 9o6R nit cher obne scott. g}ad5uz
iruGen in Gr. 1850, gSininmsSt Q76-O
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1891. Die dIteNe 1891.
MarDlanb G6attel 2oan GEociation,

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Nm uno nab 9unneritae, ben IA. 2IpriI, be-
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Sr. t05, EftsSarntugasStrake,
Barterre.
Sr0ntsSffioe uberbalb gaIbertsStrabe.
$40 bis $3.50 1lf Wi6beln, Yianos etc. ausge,
lieben, obne Sntternung berfeiben.
uorefitrt ODER telepbonirt an
afbert Slnme, IT,, Wnldeer,
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groceries nno Brootto'
SaI5fleiifl, pro Yfuno: fIcine Gu.
gar'Gureo S6infen t1Mc.; groBe
Sugor.Gureo Sdinfen tic; Goli.
%fornier Sdunten see; Sugar.
Gnreo 9ruititiide SEC; Srgar.
Gureo Sdultern S12c. troden geIol.
5elle Seitenitiide 712c.; troden geial,
3ene Seitenrippcn Tee; Spcdieiten
Tee; reineS Sdmol5 in SierceS
Tie; trodcn GeiaI8ene S6ultern
&C.; Spedidultern S19e.; NeB.
Sdmcinefleii6 $t4.00 pro Sop.
Gaiiinirter 3uder, pro gfuno:
geipiirielt 5.6tRc.; pulperiiirt
5.002c.; Stanooro g~ronulirt
4.9119c.; fem gromllirt 4.9tAc.;
Grpltal u, 4.9t12c.; Columbia 81,
4.G61Ac.; gcI6er ", Abe. bis 4.4Oc.
@erolteter 4oftee: 6. 6. g., 100
Efb. aiiten 12c.; 6. 8. g., 60 gfo.
Siiten t2.t0c.; e. g. s., 36 9funO
ailten 1926; reiner SABA 3212c.;
bis 33c.; gutter SABA 3012c. bis Bic;
reiner Mtoda 301A bis 3tc.; SABA
uno Woda, yenii6t, 90 Bis 2812c.:
SABA, gemiidt, 261a bis 27e.; reiner
Noracaibo 23R bis 24e.; reiner so
@ilopra 23h bis 24c.; reiner San.
tos II bis 2t1se.; Sontos. aemiidt,
zoe. bis 20R2c.; Hio, gemiidt. 2012c.
bis 21c.
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The Alaska prospector., 1904-07-28
VALDEZ, ALASKA, THURSDAY, JULY 2s, 1904.
Chamber of Commerce
Appoints Committees to Secure Exhibit for Fair and Data for Wagon Road. No Banquet
 for Nellie and Cashran.

The Chamber of Commerce at its meeting held last Friday evening delegated J. Y. Oystrandcr, F. M Brown and J. A. Bourkc as com mittee to collect and send to the Alaska building at the St. Louis Fair such matter as in their esti- nation would be suitable to repre- sent this section of the country in the mineral or other lines. The people of the Bonanza property have already sent about 800 pounds of ore from their mines and from the Copper Center farming station a selection of grains have been seni but that is all up to the present time. The committee is now col lecting representative articles of various kinds and will ship at an early date.
 In the matter of securing data as to the traffic over the Valdez trail to the interior the committed appointed for that purpose was Jas. Fish, A. ". Rockford and J. 4. Bourke.
 The Chamber unanimously en- dorsed the the intended work of the Valdez Summit Tramway Co.,, believing it 70 be the one missing link toward accomplishing easy winter ,rawi to any part of the in- ;crior oi Alaska.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-07-28
The Griffin Tied Up.

The small steamer Griffin, re gently put in commission hy the Ellamar Mining Co. for their OWE sts.e, is of d size to come within the law demanding n licensed pilot ana engineer. It heinz impossible te $ cure either they have been run. ming the 'beat witl'ult them but were hauled up by the customs of ficial and are now tied up until the law is complied with.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-07-28
A New Clothing Company.

The building on Mckinley street Inc ra oiorc known as the Valdez House will be thoroughly over hauled and new front put in The interior will be handsomely fitted up to receive the large stock of clothing and gents furnishings of the Valdez Melchantile Co.,, in. oorporated, of which Mir. K. B Wheat will be the manager. Mir Wheat resigned his position at tho bank and left on the Bertha for a purchasing trip to the states and expects to return with his goods ir about month. He will have al the latest and best styles of ever, thing needed to cover or decorate a man from head to foot.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-07-28
Experts Return.

James Nellie and Pete Cashman two noted mushcrs of this section. arrived in town yesterday after q very extenm1 tour through the Copper River valley and over into the Shushetna. They claim to have been out in the interests of eastern capitalists to secure some good property. They examined many of the placer properties being worked and endeavorcd to secure an option, but their figures were not large enough. They thus went from place to place but they were evidently limited in their price as they did not succeed in securing anything. Mir. Nellie stated upon his return that he was much inn pressed with the agricultural pos abilities of the country and from an engineering standpoint he be- lieves that the building of rail- road from Valdez to Eagle is no more difficult than canning Il trolly road over some of tho streets of Chicago.
 Upon interviewing Mir. Cashmsn he stated that he is very glad to be back in Valdez and believes he will settle down and send out for his family. He likes the place espec- ially since he learned that there has in six years leen but one death from natural causes and that from old age. Mir. Cashman believes he will remain and see how long he can live here before he is attacked with the same disease.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-07-28
City Council.

At the meeting of the Council
 Monday nigh, request was made that the city provide some means for crossing the Lake stream, which is this year very high and danger ous. Yesterday members of the street committee made a trip to the stveam and hayc decided to recom- mend that a frry be installed, and that a man be placed in charge oi the same for the next three months, the expense to be borne by the city
The Alaska prospector., 1904-07-28
To Investigate Food Supply O,
 Natives.

Lieutenant Geo. T. Emmons, U. s. N., retired. arrived on the Santa Ana on a tour of inquiry into the f cd supply of the natives oi Alaska. From here he went to Seward and will return on the same boat.
 The lieutenant is particularly we'll fitted for the task, having been in and about Alaska for the major porrion of the past P years, and while on active duty made Sitka his winter quarters.
 During his service in Alaska Inc made a special study of native life and wrote several books on the sub. ject, and is now engaged on other: upon the same subject. Ha is tht representative in Alaska of tn, Smithsonian Institution.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-07-28
Hull ot Discovery Found.

The small cannery steamer Pa cific belonging to the Alaska Pack ers' Association, when on |, trip along the coast about a0 days ago. steamed close to Middleton island and on the inner side of the island discovered the dull of the Il-fats3 steamer Discovery which was lost last winter after leaving Naidex and none of the bodies of the crrw or passengers have been found The hull is high up above ordinars water line and was evilentls landed there in d storm