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Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15

All kinds of china for Christmas
and many other things too numer-
Gus to mention at Mrs. Elmore's.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15

| have buyer for Nebraska farms.
If you want to sell, list with ne5or
write for particulars. AZ
HORACE GRANT,
Hest Bldg. Kansas City, Mo.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15
Fog sale

II head of COWS and heifers ard 3
calves. They can be seen at the
mill pasture. R. A. MCQUADE.
Valentine, Neb.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15
More Local.

OF the juor, III attendance St court.
Mrs. Chas Sherman has been
i'll with Ia grippe and roD-iri'i~ t1p
pa~t week.
j. Z. Webb returned few day
ago from ST. Louis where be has
been doctoring.
Attend the sale Of the Methodist
ladies at Mrs. Elmore's store,
Friday, December 90.
Mr.. Heath, Jr., of Cody, was in
town Monday as juror but got
excused and returned.
G. p. Wiltse, of the Newport
Republican, was in town last Sat
urday On contest case.
Mrs. A. T. Carpenter has been
quite i'll for the past few weeks,
but is some better at present.
5. L. Ellis, the Simeon mer-
chant was up last week after load
of merchandise for his store.
The Methodist ladies get ten per
cent of the sales at Mrs. EImore,s
store on Friday, December 80.
2. II. Young, of Simeon, was in
town yesterday and took out "a new
low iron wheel wagon for use On
his ranch.
". II. Wilkinson and wife, Of
Kennedy, were in town Monday
attending contest case and visit
ing friends.
w. W. Wood, of Nashville;
Judge Critics and \. G. Fisher, of
Chadron, were in attendance at
court this week.
f. NJ. Sageser was up from
Chambers, Nebr., last week look
ing for house to move into but
failed to find one.
Notice the advertisement of the
E. Mcdonald store in this issue in
which your attention. is called to q
new stock Of goods throughout.
DR.. Barnes, the eye specialist of
Omaha, was here last Thursday.
Through some mistake THE DEMO
Graf office failed to receive notice
of his coming.
Miss Myrtle Holcomb returned
last week from q several weeks
stay with relatives in Iowa where
she was called on account of the
illness and death OF sister.
In new ad this week in this
paper the Red Front Mercantile
Co. tells You about some of the
nice things they have for Nmas
gifts. Better call and see them.
Our press broke last Thursday
while printing our paperand caused
US to be a day late Blacksmith
Charbonneau repaired the broken
lever for us and made it as coed
as new.
When looking for Christmas
goods you should go into Frank
Fischer's store and examine bis
furniture. Many useful presents
could be selected for the home
from his stock that will not only
beautify your home but be an ev-
cry day comfort.
The Ladies Aid OF the Presby-
terian church will be in charge of
Mrs. EImore's millinery business
on Wednesday, December 21st,
she having offered them a certain
per cent of all sales made by them
on that day. The ladies solicit
your patronage and hope all will
buy literally.
The window decorations for
Christmas are beauties. We would
especially call your attention to
the beautiful and attractive dis
plays of the Red Front Mercantile
Co., Davenport 6 Thacher and the
Home Bakery. Go inside their
stores and look at the goods fresh
fro,, tho oocnC and ot n,iopu vo,,
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15

doctor hi, eye, that he j. g'l ting
along pretty we'll but the doctor
th"re says be- will lose the sight IN
hi leu e. NJ Tinl,hain. j. all
be remembered, had the misfort-
une about three wepkz ago to run
Il nail into his left eye while tear
ing down building on MARSH lake.
The j. J. Boutwell, that Cherry
county thought she was rid OF when
he was sentenced to the pen for
life three years ago, was adjudged
insane by the insanity board and
he viii be sent to the insane asylum
now until he is pronounced sane,
when he will come back for anoth-
er trial for his crime. Lawyers
and the supreme court sometimes
go too far: Is it to be wondered
that lynch law is resorted to so
frequently?
Elder Julian held quarterly
meeting at the NJ. E. church last
Sunday. The weather was bad
and the attendance was not as
large as usual but the Elder preach
ed two good sermons and those
who attended were we'll paid for
going out in the cold. Elder Jul
ian is q man Of rare ability and eX-
perience, always able to benefit
his audience with his words of
wisdom and correct thoughts on
how to live and rejoice that con-
ditlOnS are no worse.
The case Of the state vs. Pete
Ladcaux. charged with stealing
horse, from J. Z. Ayers, was tried
Tuesday. the jury finding Ladeaux
guilty in the evening A strong
effort WAS made by his attorneys
to clear him but the evidence was
too strong against him. He de-
serves 2 lone sentence which he no
doubt will get as he is said to be
tough character, being engaged IN
horse stealing for some time and
it is believed he has stolen num-
Der Of horses before this.
Court opened Monday with Judge
Westover on the bench and J. d.
Scott as reporter. Judge Harring-
ton was expected here this week but
was holding court at Ainsworth,
he was relieved by
Judge Westoyer. The Judge is
looking as we'll as ever. There is
no time lost in disposal of cases
and only one case remains to be
heard today as we 90 to press and
that is a civil case in which the
county has no expense. Court
have been unusually light
the past few years in Cherry Co.
Court adjourned today, Thurs
day evening. Pete Ladeaux was
sentenced to five years for horse
stealing. The Indian who stole
Ben Hobson's horse plead guilty
and was given one year. The
MIRO VINO plead guilty to stabbing
with intent to kill was given one
year. Three other cases were dis
missed without coming to trial.
State VS. Hendricks and the state
VS. Fremont v. Tate, shooting at
with attempt to kill, were carried
over to the next term Of court.
The case Of the South Omaha Ma
tional Bank VS. Stuart and Wood
for recovery Of money on mort
gage given by Stuart was the last
case cried. The court instructed
the jury to find for the defendants
and court adjourned.
Roy Hoober, genial travelling
sale sman, found himself without
an overcoat today noon when he
was ready to make a round Of the
town. In place Of his coat was
left brand new oyercoat that no
one claimed and Roy good natured-
Iy put it on. Judge W. w. Wood
was absent minded at noon and
wore Roy's coat up to the court
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15

Hold y Rates fay Students
and 'FpacheSS.
Via the North western Line. Ex-
cursion tickets will be sold at low
rates on presentation of proper GER
tifcates issusd by the educational
institution. For full particulars as
to dates of sale, limits, etc, apply
to agents Chicago & Northwestern
R'y. 473
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15

10 cent ribbon, a | silk, at Mrs.
Elmorc's.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15

Don't forget to buy Willie that
pair of skates, Or that sled, OF that
pocket knife he saw at the Req
Front Nero. Go. q
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15

Ii you wish TO make your friend
a present of a nice rocker, Morris
chair lounge, book case or anything
in the line of furniture call on the
Red Front Mere. Co. As
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15

All kinds Of fame bead woIk mt
r. NcDonald'- store. 48
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15
Business Notices.

Notices urd-r this hpaGing r cents Ier line
'arh ,rs. rite ANON reading matter, i0oerts
.,-.r linz Pac' inser' lon
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15

Headquarters for Christmas goods
at Mrs. Elmore's.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15

can work at it
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15


sale sman, found himself without
an overcoat today noon when he
was ready to make a round Of the
town. In place Of his coat was
left brand new oyercoat that no
one claimed and Roy good natured-
Iy put it on. Judge W. w. Wood
was absent minded at noon and
wore Roy>s coat up to the court
house because it resembled coat
he was in the habit of wearing but
when court adjourned the Judge
WAS fully at himself and couldn't
find his new coat, so thinking he
had been so much wrapped up in
his case that he had forgotten his
coat, he sauntered down to the ho-
tel as light hearted IS a school boy
without an overcOat. Roy was on
the lookout as the men filed in
from court and spying Judge Wood
without an Overcoat resolved that
he had found his man. Explana-
tons soon followed, but as neither
Wood nor Hoober drink or smoke,
the treats were nov meutlUQud.
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geeas a 8.

- Die DireftDren Der @elellIdoft,
pelder oas Oriental 60tel iii Dalz
las aebDrt, haben beIdl0Ifen, nah
Der Mfaro unb SafIDn StraBe au
einen Inbau an 0a8 6Dtel su bauen.
- 8as oeln0fratilhe grefutipfo=
mite DDn Ginnen gount1 bat auf oen
IL. SUM cine WaiienoerIammlune
1ab 8rafett einberufen, in tuelher
Dele9aten fir bic oemDfratilhe
StaatsfDnbention in San gntpnip
ousgemablt tperoen folen.
Sn 81 Baio tpuroe Mrtbur q .
go0p, tuelher Daniel Wiitcbea er=
idDB, 81 SO Sabren 8ubtbans oer=
urteilt.
= Die MISUNDERSTANDING,
Die ain 4. SUM in Sobn10n gitn,
BlancD @ountp. itattfinoen folIte,
tit abgeiagt toDroen; Der Mufruf mar
nibt rirbtie berfaBt.
Die Bun0esregteruna mill in
Der Nabe Don Corpus @brifti cine
lDgenannte rDiperiificatiDns= sSarm"
einridten, b. +. cine W1uiterfarnt,
auf Der Die uerihieoeniten Neriful=
turprDoufte geaoaen meroen Iolleu.
Der alte 9Reaaan bat Iid) in
einem Grief an IS. s. @DB in SuI-
pbur Springs aufs gntibieoenite fir
8ibter Barfer als benDfratilden
Brdlioentlhafts ausae=
IprU@en.
= @arl Sbuebe. friiber Nouofat,
Bolitifer uno 8eituneSberausqeber
N Brenbam, ift in 9os Ineeles, Gas
lffUrnien, ND er ndbreno Der lebten
Is Sabre gemObnt Bat. aefturben.
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9ofationeu lit geras geluiinid)t.

Die 5risco=Spltem aauo. Sntmi.
aratiDns NlIuciatiDn lenft bereits
lbrer1 geil Der @intuanoeruna nad1
geras.
DreibunbertuuofanfSia Ngenteu
oleler GKDciatiDn ponl Often unb
3Oroen baben loeben cine 9our ourdl
Segos beenoet uuo iih na9 oen 61lfss
quelen 6es Staates &c. erfunoiat,
UNI Die 9aIfa9en ben Seimitdtte|u-
hern Der alteren Staaten be1Ier por=
fiibren gu f6nnen.
Dieie Niiuciation iit Die pirfy
lanllte, Die es oiebt; Iie bat Moenten
IN ben 9an3en Ger. Stnaten. Wp[It
Sbr @ner Gioentun. auf oem QanOe
ooer in Der @tabt, uerfauFen, uiinIcht
5br 9apital fiir Jabrifen Doer
iraeno cine Snoultrie, idbreibt an
st. 9. Sem On, Setretar oes eym=
r1iarations Bureaus, Dept. q.
5riscp @ebduoe, ct. 2ouis, M2o.
g. 81. $ qbe8,
1eueral= =Smniiarationss sQaent.
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(sSDrtiebunq fOlot.)
Sic ftbIimmfte alIer GrFabrnnaen.

Ganr es ettuas Ghlimneres aeben,
als Die gmpfinoung, jebe Wtinute
ruerbe Deine lebte fem? Das mar
bic GrFabrnng, tpel6e Wtrs. g. S.
NepiDn in Decatur, Nlabarna, ourhs
5unlahen bate. ,Drei Sabre LAM" !,
ihreibt bieieIbe, ,,batte id ld1Du lirs
ertrdgliHe 5dlmer5en gu eronloeu in
JDlge uOn 8eronuuneslbmahe,
wtogenz uno Darmbel1weroen. Ser
g0o ibien unpermeiolid, ba ale
glerate uno ale Nr3eneien oerlagten.
SblieBlib muroe ih oasu betpDaen,
.,Gletric 8itters" su perIuhen uno
ba8 Geiultat mar aerabeSu uunbers
bar. SD tuurbe iofort beiier uab
isBt bin ib uDlIitdnoia tuieoer beroe>
iteIlt. Sir 2eber=, geieren=, 9taz
gem un0 Dartns9eioen 1T electric
8itters Die einoige Wieoisin. O9ur
30 Gents. @arantiert BON ben Npu.
thefera $. SalteDer & g0bn uno
Go0lpd DreiS.
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0annp mar alidfeIia. enb.

a5a, Uannp mar 9liidfelig, enbs
ltd d1l9 einnoI bes 0auptmanns sSns
terefie gefeKelt gu baben = gbie 9botos
grap6ie fpurbe in Pdris gelna9t, IN
Motfpnots etne atte, franfe 8ertpdnbte
IN Der Rabs, in :. i'd babe ben 0amei
bergeffen = befucben nollten"
.sSn 8ourgzlas2eine, bo(lenbete
SpIbie, bte foeben etngetreten tpar,
sSbre 5ienllih 1ange Nbpefenbeit err
ffdrte ii6 babur9, baB fte. entgegen Der
Gnbli9en Site i6rer 9eimat6, 5um
Q6enbefen goifette qema4t bate. SeBt
r40rte gincent Gonnp ri6t mebr gu, bic
fortfubr; o@orgeftern 1T biefs alte
Dame nun 9eftpr6en, unb fpbdl6 WeDifs
ionots bic grbf9aftsangelege
georbnet baben, tpetben fte uns befue
den"
9bIpts urterbro9 bic uninfereiTonte
@r5dblung: nMte gefdllt eSbnen nein
lieber fletner Qtbrien2" frdgte ite nit
befonberer, bDbnifder 8etonuna.
Der ftets gefdnige @atte ent6o6 fet-
nen Better Der 8erIegenbeit elmer Qlntz
mort: Sin netter fletner Rsrl," Beetle
er 1t9 NIT benz gan8en Gtfer feiner oufz
ri9tieen &eue aus3urufen. Limb pfifz
fig TT erl Sd freue mt9 re9t, Bis ct
fpmnt. Der S9lingel ipirb etpas
9eben in'S 9aus brfngen, unb bann
it's ou4 gut, ipenn mir uns beiaeiten
an Gfn6er gelp06nen."
8iefe 1lnterperfung, bic felbit einen
&erfermeifter eeriibrt bGtte, lieB @blz
Die inbeB boIfomrnen falt.
nWdbrbdfttg, ni9t8 no9t @inbrud,
fliifferte @bmunb feinem @ertraufen
ms Sbr, tpdbrenb man in's 5peiTes
5immer binunter9tng.
llnbegreifli9erfpetfe befanb ii9 bas
Speife3immer i'm utltergef9Db, ipos
burh ibm, abgeieben bon 5einem Diiite~
rem. triiben g6arafter, Elm unuuaenebm
feu9ter, felIerartieer @eruA anbaftete.
Die Dede btlbete Elm @etp0lbe, bas Sem
ftergeiims befanb itc9 quf eletAer SDbe
NIT bem @artenboben, 70 bob man fos
sufagen biS on bie 9iiften in Der @rbe
itedte.
Dtde gaudipOIfsn brongen bon Der
&i4e tn bas nit 0iften bon Ranin=
9enragout angefiilIte 3immer, mas
gbmunb elmer bepDrftebenben Metters
itlfrdnoerlna allfd1ob. GD fpurDe. bulb
Der augemeine Wunf9 rege, bic Jenifer
gu 0ffnen. 9rauBen mar es fe6r bum
tel. Gin 2uft3ug lieB bic auf benz Gb>
ttf9 ftebenoe 2ampe auffladern, unb i6r
unrubtser S4ein mart ieltfame Streif-
lihter auf bic gerbault gegenii6ers
iiBenbe 9ausfrau, ouf Die 9gatten ibrer
rotten 8lufe unb auf Die ipeibe @anb
bfnter ibr, 10 baB fife ibm fpie in einem
gebeimniBDollen Shleier erfrfien
(6DrtIebuno fDlof.
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SIR siitriftridter Oes s7.4eirritts.

9ie a5reie 8re1e" iIt autoriIiert, Serrn
9si6ter 6 3 narb b 9funer als &anoioat
fir bas Nmt bes 9iItriftribter8 oes 81.
@ericbtss9iltrtfts, 8erar County, anau<
fiinoigen, abbdn9i9 bDn ben bernpfratt-
icben 8rimdrtpabIen. 9iebter 9tpDer
tunroe ais gtarbfol9er nDn Gicbter Glarf
bDn @Db. 2anbnm ernonnt.
9ie p6reie Brelie" lit outoriliert, Serrn
8. S. Shtel6s 6 ofs &anbioat fir 6as
glnlt bes 9tltriftrt6ters oes 81. @ericbtss
oiftrifts, Bfrar County, ansufiinoigen
ohban9ig bon ben oenDfratilben 8rt=
n1drmahIerl
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Sur Gnnnth /. sdlnbmriitrr.

Die u5reie 9reiIe fir Seros" iit auto=
riiiert, Serrn Ru6olpb &riI Of ols
&anoioat fir oas gtmt oes gDuntps s6cbob~
nleiFters nDn 8erar County ansufitnois
gen, abfdnqio bDn ben 8riindrtuablen.
Die u6reie &reBee lit autoriIiert, Serrn
u. q. g8 8altDn jr. ols &anoioaten fir
oas &mt 6es @ountp- 9 bmeis
tiers an5ufiinot9en, abhdngi9 oDn ben
oemofratilcben 8rimarwnhlen am 8. ssult
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Giir @erQr Gnnntn lfidter.

Die oSreie 8reHe" 1T autDriiiert, Serrn
&ihter &. 9, Green ols @on6iont fir
oas 2lmt bes @Dunts<&i6ters bDn 8erar
@0untp at5ufiinhi9en, abbdnqig bon ben
oempfratilcben &rtnartpahlen.
9ie n5reie @refie" lit autoriIiert Ssrrn
Setter Soma als &anbioat fir 6as
Nmt oes @Duntpe&ibters bon 8eror
@DuntD an5ufiinbigen, abbdn9i9 nDn Ser
8rirldrtpahl
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Bur Wersluciduna ae,rteben

Menn cine Gamilie an einem eins
iamen, nett DUn aaer @iuiliIatton
entleaenen 0rte tpobnt, oann Gam
oieielbe bel einem pl6bliben lln=
9tidsfal rein aur 8er5meifeluna
getrieben tueroen, lei eS BEL Branbs
tDunoen, Sdnitten pber lonItiqen
Munoen. Jn iOlben sydIen tff e8
obsr gut, wenn man 8unleug Mrs
1ifasSolbe bel Der Oan6 bat. gs
1T Die bette Salbe auf Groeu. 8u
habet in ben apOtbeten DDn s..
9alteper q Sobn uno pm glo0lpH
9reiB.
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lleber einen glft fnIleninle

lleber einen Att foaeqialer
9bfllhteit, Der an Den nIri5ona 9i.
der genlabnt, miro aus einetn @taote
bert in 4anIa8 berihtet. 8as bor=
tige aOfalbtatt bepriiBte Die 0iebers
laiili1g zines Gonfurrenten nit fol=
genoen Worten: Gin trieFduoiQer
@nterid aus Den Milbniiien oes ent<
legenes-9iten8 1T nit elmer Sanb,
prefie uno elmer Shiirse pon Sdlrift
bier etnaetrOffen. nm Elm &onfurrens=
blatt 81 ariinben. Ssiu ssetl miro
balo neben ben iibrigeli an unIerem
@artena0ufl prQnaen.
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- ySo1i0tt5et0ete.
aar 9ifrittridter nee 57.. 0ii1rifte.

Sic o5reie grefe" if autoriIiert, Serrn
81. 3 @ttnpr als &anotbat fiir bas 9(mt
6es 9iltriftrichters beS 81 @ertbtsoi-
ftrifts, 8erar @ountp, an8ufinoieen, abs
bdnaig bon ben bentofratiIden 8rimdrz
loAblen.
Die n6reie 8relIe" ift autori1ert, Serrn
6icbter Mrthur So. See1tg gIDn al8
&anoioat fir bas @nt 6es 9titriftricbters
oes 81, 9iitrifts, 8erar County ,ansufiine
ot9en, obbdn9i9 o0n ben oenDfrqtiItben
8rim$ripablen. &icbter SeeligIun fuur6e
cls gsocbf0l9er BON &ibter 8roofs bDn
GOb Qanhattt ernotlnt.
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Erete yietie tad ct. gonts nllo
snriid.

I'm ben 8eiuhern oer 8eltou8s
itelInna el1t9eaen5ufommen, miro Die
W, &. &9. .z8abn (36e Roinl einen
neuen Sbueqaua stpilden @afpgs
iton unb San 2lntpniu uno ct.
Souls eiuleaen uno Die erTte 8erSDn'
Die etnen Natnen fir oieIen neuen
BUG einienoet, Der anoeuummen
rueroen miro, erbdlt Elm SSrei.9idet
BON ireeuo elmer Station In geros
nod ct. Gouis uno suriid tudhreub
Der Gusitellltng. Die Iolaenoen Be.
oingunaen lino gu beOba9ten: Ser
Name nuB ueu uno Drigiuell uno
turs uno ueritdn0lieb lein. 9tffe lJsit.
teilunaen in 8eaua bieralF finb au
ribten Gil SIS. IS. Grub,
9S. . bpr $50. 620 3.
@alla8. 9eras.
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sur Gounts~glerf.

Die nSreie BreRe" 1T autoriiiert Serru
5ronf G. NetutDn n ais 8anbi6ot fir
pie gSteoeriuabl 5il oen Mmt oes gountn>
Glerfs bon Berar gCunte anaufiinoiqen,
abhdneie pon ben 8rtntdrpablen.
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sir 9ifriftanmQlt ran @eror gounth

Sic n6reie 8reiie fir geros" 1T auto
rtIiert, Serrn 8. q. NicMsfiTl als
&anoioat fir oas Gnt oes 9ilfiftnnmalts
p1n 8erar gDuntD ansufIn6i9en, a6bans
gig non ben 0emDfrattitben 8rimare
nnhlen.
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TiIf @nnnth. Gnntsniiiinnrr

Die u5reie 8reiie" 1T autorifiert Serrn
5ranf SDmmers als Sfauoi6at fir
oas gtmt 0es g0untb=gDmntiIIioners BON
Breetnct St0. 3. nDn Berar gonntb ansu<
filnoi9en, ab6dnsi9 bDn ben &rimdrtuab>
len
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Tur Gteaer. RoIIeftor.

Die sSreie 8refIe" iit outDriIiert Serrn
q aul so eeri bei st als '&anoioot fir
oos Imt oes Steuers&Olleftprs npn 8erar
gonntn ansufiinoigeu, abhdneig BON oen
Yrim1rtuahlen.
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Sur aoniiabler Des /. Wrerinfts.

Die n5reie 8reRe" 1T outoriliert Serrn
@borles S. 6tebens ais &anoiDat
fir bic g8iebertuohf fir oas, 9lmt oes
g On # blers bes l, Brecincts an5u<
fiin0iaen.
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;siir GrieOensridlter Des / Wrcrinfts.

Sic n5reie 9reRe@ 1T outoriiiert, 6errn
4nguft $. &ieffer. (gapt. u. s..
&ieffer) ols &onbioat fir oaS 9lnt 6es
SSrieoensribterS bes 1. Brecinfts aiisu~
fiinoiqeft, abb6n9i9 bDn Ben bemDfratie
ihen Brlmdrtuablen.
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Sir 9fffrift : Glerf.

Sie p5reie Ireiie" iit autOriIiert, Serrn
@eor9e Surfeb als &anoiboten fir
oas anlt oes 8ifrtftsgterts ansue
tlinoi9en, abbdngiq oun ben benDfrati<
icben Brintdriuablen.
Die gSreie 9reiie fir geras" lit auto,
riiiert, 9errn 6. 8. NeotlI als Sanoiz
bat fir bas Imt bes 9iftrift glerfs ons
6utlnot9en, abbdn9i9 BON BEN Grimar-
tpablen.
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Seine Dual fOn1int Der Drrdl y}beu-
matismrs Oerllria6ten eleic6. 8urdl
ben @ebrall6 UDn @imer & 0Gmenos
1iecef't 9fD, 1851 miro Tofort Gin
eeran9 qei6baffeu. 6. s.. g dmiot,
6oilitona Ieras @Qent.
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Die Nffiee

bOn Or. 5alims Srannuagel TT macf)
benz 1. Snsi in @laDiuS 9(pUtbcfe,
@de commerce umb siabarrps strele.
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ASerl0Mnf

tpiro-ein Sunge, Der gut 0eutIdj leIen
tann. 9tad8ufraaen in Der Office
Der psSreie 8reife"
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San antonio
International Fair
Ggens Oct. 20. Closes Nov z

eea@ @eoen nieoriaer gatea zur
8eltausitelluua nocb ct. Souls 0io
&eras & Bacifie 8Qbn beGraQt irs
aen0 eiuen Gidet gtaeuten ODER
idreibt on 6, g. 9urner, @ene.
rals Baiiaaier'aaeut. Dallas. 9eras.
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Der 5amtneIplab aaer Deut.
iben = Gcbol3 Saloon, Ilamoz
Bla3a.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-10-27

NEW YORK, Oct 27.-The Rapid
Transit railroad, the subway, as 1t
is popularity known, and the most
colossal undertaking of its kind in
the worlds history, was formally
opened today with imposing cere-
monies. The exercises took place
under the joint auspices of the Inter-
borough company and the board OF
aldermen. In City Hall park, where
the great downtown terminal Is To-
Gated and where the first spadeful
Of earth was turned, the principal
ceremonies Of the day took place
shortly before noon. The park and
citl hall were lavishly decorated.
Bishop POTTER opened the cere-
monies with prayer and was followed
by an address by Alexander E. Orr,
president Of the rapid transit COM
mission, who turned the subway over
to the city. Mayor Mcclellan accept
ed the trust, and then turned the road
over to August Belmont, president of
the Interborough company, who also
made brief address. Archbishop
Farley closed the ceremonies.
At o'clock the first train was
started over the road. operated by
Mayor Mcclellan in person. Bands
Of music were stationed at all the
principal stops along the route. In
cluded among the passengers on the
first train were the city officials, Of
ficials of the Interborough company.
large party of distinguished engi-
neers and other invited guests.
Promptly at midnight tonight the
road will be opened to the general
public That part of the road that
will be operated for the present in