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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-03-18
DUNNELLoN.

Mrs. ;. Knight, Of Chronicle, was
in DunuellOn Friday.
Master Jim Th!gpen had the mis-
fortune to slip from the washer out at
No. and injured himself severely.
His many friends wish him speedy
recovery.
The first sermon will be preached
in the new Methodist church Easter
Sunday by Rev. Austin.
Mrs. Roberts ard children returned
to Orange Park Thursday after spend
ding two weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Bargaineer.
Mr.. and Mrs. I X. North have
started housekeeping on Illinois
avenue.
Mr.. Mills has improved the looks
of his stand by putting new front.
Miss Martin, of Hawthorne, is
stopping at the Mexon House.
Mr.. BarcO, of Crystal River, made
a business trip to Dunnellon Friday.
Mrs. w. B. Gallagher, the popular
dry goods drummer Of Tampa, stopp-
ed over in Dunnellon Monday.
Mr.. John w. Martin, representing
Savannah firm, was in our city
Tuesday.
Mr.. ). V. Duke, OF Gainesville, has
bought the business of tie late w. H.
Stevens. a. y. NEIF.
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DunneIIOn Secures a Bank.

The growth of DunneliOn may be
measured from the fact that its pros.
porous and progressive business men
have recently subscribed the neces-
sary amount for the establish ment Of
bank which will be organized un-
der the laws Of this state and will
begin operations as soon As tn
charter can be obtained.
TO Mr.. w. 0. Bellaire belongs the
credit of its organization but he has
a. his cO-operators the principal busi-
ness men Of the growing phosphate
city among whom may be named the
Kibler Brothers, Sam Davis, Ed
Holder, John Griggs, G. H. Hollins-
worth, X. H. Sanders, q. A Grum-
bles, w. H. Boswell, Henry Gordon,
G. w. Rush, J. L. Leitner, &. G.
Leitner, Baskin q Griffith, F. W.
McCreeGen, T. Bishop, Geo. MEGA
hagin aud others.
More than the necessary amount of
stock was subscribed in little while.
The home of the bank will be in
the Kibler Bros. new brick building.
Mr.. r. A. BurfOrd of this city has
been elected the attorney for the
bank.
For Pains, aches, coughs, colds, etc,
try Turkeweeu Oil, sold by T. diDgs
s. Co.
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BELLEVIEW.

The first shipment or any size Of
grape fruit TO leave here since the big
freeze of 81 left last week from Mr..
Hilton's grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wool. Of Gales
vile, H., spent couple of days here
last week,
The members Of tue base rail- club
gave an ice cream sale in the Town
Hail Friday evening. Although
almost an impronptu affair there was
a good attendance aud about SO 90
cleared for the CLUB.
Mrs. Sam Barrett and her two little
ones, the oldest aged two and "a half
years and the youngest three months
OH, had a very narrow escape Satur-
day afternoon. Mrs. Barrett was
driving IN town, when the horse de-
cided he wanted 10 aud would 20
home, in the opposite direction, and
started to run. The occupants of the
carriage were thrown out, but very
fortunately all three were thrown into
deep sand and so escaped. Tie car
riage was completely demolished.
Mr.. D. E. Strobel is picking some
fue strawberries and taking them to
Ocala.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lucuis, Of Levon,
and Mrs. Matte Coins, Of Shady
Grove, were the guests Of Mrs. J. Z.
Pelot Sunday.
Mrs. W. r. Bryant returned Thurs.
day from Barlow, where she has been
visiting relatives.
Mrs. James Mcclure left Tuesday
for Tampa where lie will remain a
couple of weeks before starting for his
home IN Pittsburg, Pa,
Miss Hattie Smith, OF The Belle
view Trading Co., is spending few
days at her home in WillistOu.
Tie Ladies Aid Society, Of the VI.
L. church, gave a salad supper and
home made candy sale in the hall
Tuesday evening, which was great
success both socially and financially,
the pro leeds being added to the
fund.
Mr.. :. d. Pope gave a stag dinner to
a few friends Al his new camp Thurs.
day in celebration Of ST. Patrich's
day. JOSH.
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SOCIAL LIFE At cITRA.

W. :. Bransford and wife, Of Nash
vile, are spending two weeks at the
Mansion. Mr. Bransford is a whole.
sale merchant, and well known in the
business world. He will probably
purchase "A grove and become a regular
visitor.
Mrs Lewis McQuoivon and niece,
Miss Eliiston, of Bowling Green, KY,
are at the Mansion. Judge McQuoi-
Won was Governor GOebePs lawyer in
lis famous contested election case.
Miss Violet Harris, of Ocala, and
fir lend, Miss Cornelia Album, of
NJ Obile, were guests Of Mrs. Harris
Saturday.
Frank Kells, one OF the Citra BOYS
now living in New York, was visiting
the family of Ms. John b. Borland
this week.
Rev. h. b. Frazee, Mrs. f. A.
White, Miss Erwin, Mrs. Glover and
Mrs. Harris were ia attendance upon
the Missionary Institute at Mcintosh.
Mrs. Modes Matthew's, of Micanopy,
II the guest Of Mrs. Harry GrauthahI.
Strawberries are now in market.
aid are unusually fine.
Large shipments of lettuce ard cab
bage are being made 10y Crosby &
Wartmann.
The orange groves are white with
blooms and it looks like good times
have come again.
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The trustees Of the Osla district.
and the SECRETARY ,5 60. county rosrt
made a r,pvr, ON ts- D. tv-~,lg .Iln Of
the complaint against tue principal
Of the grammar deparr m-ut. Trf.
report and recommendation a. a..
ceprsd and = copy ordered sent o. The
complainant aud one To the tearn-r.
The trustee again APPEARED before
ih4 board amt asked il the board could
not maze AN appropriation o. ssI.-j
for repairs that the special district
hsd -p,ut ou Howard Ar.d-u,r. 90
that "a Y might have sufficient money
lett in the Treasury o. aid the ssoaI
in running -lzh, months, which rh-y
are anxious 90 do - the patrons D. .hs
school h=d pl,irsd $50 t-asrI ,n.-
end.
On motion ., gran, sh- reIlst g
was Io-t sud lre approp-trtipa i--.ar-
cd no, gr ..-,d.
The uO-.. sajpIru-d O., meet 1r-t
MoEday W April
". ID. CAEN.
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Hotice.

Moss Bluff Democratic club will
holt meeting at the voting place
March 18th, 1904, for the purpose of
organizing a Hearst club and to
attend 10 such other matters rs may
come up. Every Democrat in the
precinct cordially invited to attend.
Meeting called for p. M.
A. J. SMELL,
Cham. Dem. Club, Dist. No. 10.
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Moss BLUFF
weather

We are LayIuz v-ry pleasant
weather.
Everybody - busy planting.
Mr.. George Blunt. su -zt-u-ive
turprntire operator Of NrEte. Fla,
paid rnI- pIa,- q visit lat seek to
th- deIi-ht OF one Of our pretty SIRE.
Come sgaiu. George, ~ gladly wei
come YOU TIT BITS.
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FOR SHERIFF-I hereby announce myself a
candidate for the Office Of sheriff Of MsriOn
county subieci 10 the action Of the democratic
primary to be held Nav 10, and if elected will
attend 10 the duties Of the Office TO the best Of
my ability. Soliciting the support Of the demo
crat voters, I am Yours, etc.
T. FRANK PELOT.
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Cham. Dem. Club, Dist. No. 10.

WANTED. Several industrious persons in
each state 10 travel for house established eleven
years and with a large capital, TO call upon
merchants and agents for successful and prof
table line. Permanent engagement Weekly
cash salary of Sz4 and ali travelling expen ses
and hotel bills advanced in cash each week.
Experience not essential. Mention reference
and enclose self addressed envelope The
Nationalist Dearborn street. Chicago.
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More Riots.

Disturbances of strikers are not
nesrlp as grave as an individual dis
order of the system. Overwork, loss
of sleep, nervous tension will be fol-
lowed by utter collapse, unless a re-
liable remedy is Immediately employ
ed. There's nothing so efficient to
cure disorders of the liver or kidneys
as Electric Bitters. It's wonderful
tonic and effective nervine and great
est all around medicine for run down
systems. 1t dispels nervousness,
rheumatism aud neuralgia and expels
malarial germs. Only soc. and salts
faction guaranteed by Anti-mODOpOly
Drug Store and Tydings & Co. N
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Pneumenls Ealle-s coIa

But never follows ru- 49, al Foley'-
Honey and Tar. l. stops fL- cough.
bea.- AMI Strengthens tu- lung ana
affords perfrc- --curity from al
attack 81 pneumonia Refuse -4u-tl-
tutes. P1-tuflirr DruE sore. m
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RiIIionsire's Poor Stomach.

The worn out stomach of the over.
fed millionaire is often paraded in
public prints as q horrible example of
great wealth. But mlliOnaires are not
the only ones who are afflicted with
bad stOmachs. The proportion is far
greater among the tOilers. Dyspepsia
and indigestion are rampant among
these people, and they suffer far
worse fortunes than the millionaire
unless they avail themselves of a
standard medicine like Green's Aug
list Flower, which bias teen favor
ite household remedy Tor All stomach
troubles for over thirty: five years.
August Flower rOuses the torpid liver
thus creating appetite and insuring
perfect dig stiOn. 1t tones and vital
iZes the entire system and makes life
worth living, no matter what your
station. Trial bottles 25c; regular
size 75c. For sale by Auti-monopoIy
Drug Store. +
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FOR SUPERISTESDEST OF BOARD OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION. the columns OF the
Banner I ask the support Of the citizens Of
Marion county for the nomination OF county
Superintendent OF Public Instruction. wish
TO thank them for past favors and If reelected
shall make every ctfcrt 10 improve the schools
along all lines. Respectfully.
W D. earn.
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FOR TAX AssEss7E The macy friends Of &c.
Mathews throughout the county, recognizing
his worth and ability, hereby present his
ua1ne to the democratic voters Or Marion county
for The nomination for tax assessor in the ap-
preaching primary election
NAN CrTrzps--
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ting i--.-ates a.
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res fir Ea.-1
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evidence c. a.
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f-e--e 20 cesr-r.
pass o. CT gan m
the oz-< g. ESQ
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Fox TAX Acknowledging that ! have
filed the Office Of Tax Assessor 10 the satistsc-
ton Of most people and knowing that am
now qualified and equipped to do the work a.
well as any one respectfully ask the voters Of
Marion county for a denomination on the 10th
Of Nav ALFRED AVER.
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Pos COUNTY TTEAsCREV.-If in the judg-
ment Of the people OF Marion county have
faithfully and behttiugly discharged the duties
Of county treasurer I respectfully ask their sup
port in the approaching democratic primary.
TH0s. PAsTECR.
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FOR CLFKK CIRCUIT Court hereby an
nounce my candidacy tor re election TO the Of
6ce Of clerk Of the circuit court. subject 10 the
action OF the democratic voters at the primary
election - be neld May 10, 1904 take this OPP
portunitv 10 thank those who have supported
me in the past. and trust my record In the Of
fee has been such a. 10 ensble them 10 vote for
me again =. T. : -sTRUNK-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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FOR SHERIFF. hereby announce myself can
di6ate for the Office OF sheriff Of Marion county,
subject 10 the action OF the democrrtic primary.
IF nominated and elected promise to perform
the duties Of said Office 10 the best Of my ability
HENRY GORDON.
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Fox COUSTY JCDGE-T hereby announce my
candidacy for reelection 20 the office Of county
Judge subject 10 the action Of ;he democratic
primary 10 be hsld nay 10. 1904.
ROBERT BULLOCK.
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@TENOGRAP9ER AND TYPE
~ wiiter Private Office in Com
mercial bank. Your work in the
above lines solicited. speed aud ac-
curscy guaranteed.
Miss b. n. SINCLAIR.
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FOR THE LEGIsLATURE-I hereby announce
nv candidacy tor member Of the legislature
from Marion county. subject 10 the action Of the
democratic primary 10 be held May C.
GRO g MATHEWS.
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For SALE-IOO bushels of corn
more or less, for iufOrmetion apply to
b. :. Quarierman, Fairfield. Fla. BIB
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FOR COLLECTION announce my candidacy
for the Office Of tax collector for Manon county
subject TO the action Of the democratic party at
the primary TO be held May 10.
= I Cap~Fy
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FOR SHERIFF-I respectfully announce my
candidacy for sheriff. II elected promise 10
discharge the duties Of the ofice faithfully, I'M
partially and 10 the very best Of my ability.
J. L. SMOAE.
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Thousands Have Kidney Troubls
and Don't Know il.
How To Find Out.

Till bottle or common gas v-t1 var
water and lei It sand txea-y-f5-r n1-f-
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For THE LEGISLATURE want 10 represent
Marion county in the next legislature and to
that end solicit the vote Of all democratic citi-
zeus al the coming primaries.
Ions B. FLOYD.
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FoE SHEuFT-I hereby announce myself
candidate Tor the Office CT sheriff OF Marion
county, subject TO the Democratic primaries to
be held on the 10th OF Nav next. and respect
fully solicit the support OF all the Democratic
voters Of Marion county. Respectfully.
TOHN P GALLOWAY.
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There g comfort IN - >-cu.etF. 60
often expressed. tlE- Or. =. .-srs Scamp
Roo:. the great kidney re1s1y fl.f,.s ever.
wish n curing raeu-nat.---. Fan on re
back, kidneys. liv@.. Bladder S-1 e.s-s "a.
Of ;He ul.nary page. :. c5-r-c.s ira-i .r
to mold "s.e~ sn1 sealing pan i1 pa a
Il, or bad elects following uEe G.. 7--r
vine or beer, and Cvercor1-s TIA. mp .eas.l.
necessity q beng compelled o. 70 cfr--
during the day. and 70 e. up man tines
during the night. The mid ard he ertr4-
ordinary eii@c; Ct SyVlmD-ROOt IS sc,1
realized. 2 stands the h.ghes, f5r rs u1n-
dertul cure5 q the most distressing eases.
If yea need r---icins yc- should nave m
best. sod ~ druggists in sc. ard 81. sizes.
You may have sam-.e bottle q this
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wonderful disco err
and a book IA. tel.
more ab5L:it. both sen
absolutely free b. mail.
address Or. Kilmer &
Co., BiHgHamton. ~. 7
1on reading THIS gsnerc
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.

FOR kEPRE5EN AIlN r..
To the DCmocrUtjc Votes of Marion county,
FIGriiI.
hereby announce myself a candidate for the
legislature from Marion county. subject TO the
democratic primary. and solicit the support Of
nv democratic friends
CARLOS L SISTRUNK
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HOODS G0rSdpdrfHd

No other medicine acts like it !;
no other medicine has done so
much real substantial good, no
other medicine has restored health
and strength at 50 little cost.
I Was troubled With scrofula and csrne
near losing uly eyesi-ht. For four months
could not see 20 do anything. After taking
two bottles Of Hoods Sa-saparilla could see
% walk. and when Lad taken eight bottles
could see Is well as ever" SUsIE A. HAIRS
TON, Withers, y. G.
kood's S2rsapaTiIIa promises TO
cure and keeps the promise.
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Medicated Salt Rrick for stock.
Dc alaSeed Store, Sole Agents.
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ron MEMBER OF SCHOOL Board respect
fully announce myselfa candidate for reelection
as a member Of the Board Of Public Instruction
for Marion county from the Third District subj
jet 10 the action Of the primary election to be
held May 90. 1904. B. K. BITCH.
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What tc Do.

convincing proof that the klaey5 an 60
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-03-18

FOR SUPERTNrFNDENT or PUBIC INsTRJc
TON announce myself a candidate tor
county superintendent Of public instruction Of
Marion county. subject 10 the democratic pm
mary OF MAY 70. II elected I shall work tor the
best interests OF the schools and county.
Respectfully. d. r. ZETR0CEk.
Central Fla
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To Itself

In what it is and what it does-eon-
tanning the best bloOd-purifying,
Alternative and tonic substances and
efecting the most radical and per
manent cures of all humors and all
eruptions, relieving weak. tired,
languid feelings, and building up
the whole svstem-is true only of
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For Pains, aches, coughs, colds, etc,
try Turkew-en Oil, sold by 4 diDgs
s. Co.
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Wcrlualtnna Der &analsunc.

@oibineton, .. &, 81. MGrs.
- Dor Dem Senots .G on,ite fir in.
tero5eaniibe aan1lc perbrcitcte Iid,
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Ger aanal5one. @cnn bieie Gill an.
genommcn piirbe, 10 ipiiroe Der SEA.
nalltreifcn 5ll elmer WilitGr- Heierpo.
ton aemad)t nerbelt. Die &ittreoac.
Bill lag aber Dem Gomite glcitious
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nit geringen Ienberungen int Sc
not cinberihtet merben miro. @cr
allen 9ingen miro Die 9eitimmuuna
beieitigt mcroen, iponad) Die He9ie.
rllig in Den &dnbcn bon sfpei Com.
miliGreu Iieaen ioa, BON bencn ocr
cine Die @eiebe ams3llGrbeiten bate,
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Sterncnb onner mieoer
QltfQc3pucn.

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gnf cner9iibe @orboltun9en beS
onlerifaniidJat &nniulS Senrp 9.
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nelir nertraIei &e1te pcrIest babe,
oils er ben 0efcbl gob, Die nmerifo.
niihe 8lagge bon SGuiern, iuelbe
Mmerifanern gcboren. ein5u5icbcn,
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geid)ab, bob Die 5lagge un9eieblih
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bat Der Gipil-8 onpcrneur peripro.
d)en, Die Sloeoe aif 8ebGuocn, bon
fpelten lie berunter9enomncn ipllr.
DC. nit militdriihen gbren mieoer
onfbii'en 81 laiien. Iiih Die britt.
Idle Slagae. bercn gntfernnng onbc.
foblen purbe. bari an Srt II. Stelle
bleiben.
Ser Sinan3neent bes S~tattbalters
MIerieif, Sr. Hrotaiielp, iaot, oab es
nid)t Die MbIidt HubIano's iei, Den
Sdifisperfebr in Neip.Gbpang 81,
ii%nterbinoen, uno er itinmt siL iiber
Veoingungen, peld)e i'm regeln iol'
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ben tonnen.
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lden uno bier fein ariegsid)iff bal.
ten nil. gr giebt ibnen Den Matb,
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uf1o DIE eontrole iiber bic aonal5one
miro Der b~eitebenoen Gomniiiion
iiberlalien bleiben. Man nirnmt
terner an, oaB porocrbano aud MIR
Elm Hldter eingeieet meroen miro,
leoob NIT Der 9eItimmung, oaB
ipeltere Hidter ernonnt mcrben fons
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8ia cine %geitimmung ol1fgenommen
meroen lou, pel6e Den Yr1lioenten
ermo6tigt, einen Nrmee. ooer Slot
tensS1ti5ier ODER irgeno einen anoe-
rem 9eamten 81 beitimmen, lpelder
ollie lonltdren WaBregeln 81 treffen
bat uno Der Ganal- Gommiiiion M
teriteben miro.
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Dcrbanblnngcn.

Houtlnegei6afte in beiben SGuiern.
Seftiger @ngriff auf Die Sci.
tnng oes aiiltenpermeiiungs.
9ienites.
8aibington,0 Q. g., 81. WdrS.
Ser Senat beifGftigte iid berte
ipieoer einige 3eit nit Der giu sunl
@ioerruf Der @eIebe in gesuo olf
Milten< uno anoere 2Gnoereien,
nno pernobm mebrere &eoen oorii.
Der, obne 5l elmer gntiteioung gu
gelangen. Die allgemeine 0ebotte
iiber Die SoitanttS : Serpinigungs.
bill mllroe Johann fortgeiebt bis
nobe Dem Gnoe Der beutigen Sibuna.
Nodoem Der @onferen3berid)t iibcr
Die gderbol . Serpiliellngsbia ge,
ncbmigt moroen iuar, erfoIete Ser.
togung I'M 5.15 bis morgen.
s III
muroc Die Grtpdgung Der permii6ter
Gibil Geripiuigungsbia p%o1enoet,
uno Die enogiiltige Ibitimmung
iolte porgenommen merben, oIs
Slll5er @..9.) nod Ben gntrag
iteQte, ben photographer 5u ltreihen,
meld)er $4,000 fir Die Wtietbe bes
Tep : Dorfer 3ollamtes pcrluiuigt.
Die @bitimmung bariiber ergab,
Dob fein Gltorilm 5u9egen mar, uno
Dos SaltS pertagte ii6 oaber INT
$40 bis morgen.
8GDreno Der bel,tigen Sibung
mo6te Gobinion (Snb.) einen bel
tigen @ngriff auf ben &iiiten. uno
geooatiiden @ermeiillngsbienit uno
erbob peridieoene acknowledgement
gegen bic 9eomten beS Bureaus.
Semenipap CSno.) Dertbeioi9te oa3
9nreau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01
SGaiu mnh ani Den Stnmp.

@aibingtom G.G., 81. MGrs.
= S6obomts iefretGr Sbup miro
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Gompogne Itiiraen. IS liegt Dem
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ibuid)iigcn, ibltcn por5uitelcn, boB
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01
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Senotor 9ilinebom'S Dill iiebt ein
%tbeiltpeiies Guibeben Der &opi-
iteuer Dor.
@oibin9ton 8. s., 81. RGra.
Senator 0iQingbom (Rep., 8t.)
brad)te cine Bill 5l,r Nm%cnoirung
ocS 1903er @inpanocrungss8eIebe
elm. Ser Bill ~5ufolge ioa Oos aopf-
gclo fir iol6e ginmonoerer olfgebo-
ben merocn, melfe MIR Die Ser.
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Der olten Seimotb nod Der nellen
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0urdyfobrt bur6 oie Ser. Staaten
fem &opf9elo nlebr 81 be5ablen.
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