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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-06

And those are not all. None dare
stand ip the stairway or hallway
leading up to the Court above. II
one stood there little bit too long,
he would be told to "get move on"
and to make himself scarce, There
need be no hanging around or loaf
ing in that vicinity, not even about
the resolving station.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-06

When ia these days men are ovder-
ed off the sidewalk, told net to leave
bikes leaning up against the police
building nor to lean up against the
fence rail, what must the result be
when those in authority are inflated
with their own self.importance, and
being placed in brief authority,
what a jar will there be. Church
sacredness will ia time, probably,
be only secondary to our civil show.
1t is proper to certain extent, but
not to such an extent az to jar the
nerves of citizens who hail and claim
the grandest OF American heritage
in this American possession and in
these days of American supremacy,
expansion and imperialism. Faughl
What farce it does look like to all
poor beniRhtsd mortals.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-06
TOPICS OR THE DAY.

We occasionally meet people who
are more interested in our fairs
than we are ourselves.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-06
supsoaIpyIou RAxzs'

-, Month, anywhere In the q, IN
waiisn Islands. m,
NP Year. ..s.s. '.'n.'
IN Year, postpaid 70 Foreign ooui m
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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-06

just think of it, Judge Gear will
work night and day, the night being
devoted to the Parker Ranch con.
test case and will be till brought to
conclusion. This means that the
Court will bs kept busy on one case
for days to come. And Judge Gear
will be the one to do it too, for he's
right in it now with both feet and
his whole weight. Go it, Judge,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-06
Claus SpraCk0lS & Co.,
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HONOLULU
San francisco Agents. THE NEVADAN
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Banks Of New Zealand and AustraIgis.
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OF British North Americas
TFaNsaet General BankSn5 and kxoa amer
Bstsiness.
Deposits Received. Loans made on Approved
Security. COMMERCIAL and Travellers Credit
Issued. Bills of Exchange bought and sold.
Collection Promptly Accounted For
... -927-
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-06

VIII pe the one 10 90 IL LOO, Tor hea
right in it now with both feet and
his whole weight. Go it, Judge,
1t frequently happens ia the Dis.
trict Court that the Deputy High
Sheriff has the habit of telling the
opposite attorneys in any case that
he has forgotten more law than his
opponents have ever learned. 1t is
a pity that such a wise-acre should
not be practising law instead of
rounding up drunks and gamblers.
Can a eitizsn who is not q rsgist-
cred voter be summoned to do duty
on soroner's juryf We UNDER
stand that a non-voting citizen can
not be made to serve on either q
grand or petit jury, but he can on q
coronsr's jury. But how is it when
a non,registsred citiz,n is held to
be disiranchissd for an infrastion of
Law, and has thereby lost his civil
rights, could he serve on any jury z
la our opinion he cannot, being
without rights of citizenship, but
others think otherwise. This is a
proposition that should be clearly
defined.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-06
tnxospt Sunday,

rn.orsd 4. the Pos omos at Honolulu
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-06

h. T., o. second-claSs mail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-13
REMOVED FROM OFFICE
DISMISSAL OF F. n. CUNNINGHAM
AND JAMES c. KELLER.

Frank II. Cunningham president OF the
Rural Free Delivery Carriers Association
and James c. Keller Of Cleveland, Ohio
who is at the head of the National Asso-
citation of Letter Carriers, have been re-
moved from Office by order of Postmaster
General Wynne. This action was taken
upon the recommendation Of Mr.. Bristow,
the fourth assistant postmaster general,
the charges against Cunningham being In
subordination, absence without leave and
interference in political matters, with
view to controlling legislation.
The resignation of Cunningham was sent
to the fourth assistant postmaster general.
but was not acted on by either that Official
or the Postmaster General, the other points
having been under consideration at the
time Of the receipt of this communicat ton.
Several letters are in the possession of the
Post Office Department that prove the
charges against Cunningham so conclu-
siyely that they had of necessity to be con-
sidered prior to any other point in the
case.
In the case of President Keller OF the
Letter Carriers Association, Keller replied
to an order to return to his work at the
Cleveland Office with the information that
it was inconvenient for him to go to work
at this time, as he had a great deal Of work
to do for the Carriers Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-13

hacker of Darmstadt, Germany and Bar
rett Collins & Co. of Chicago, Ill. The last
named concern engaged in "bookmaking"
on horse races and advertised that investors
become part owners in the business. The
German gentleman simply worked the old
fashioned lottery, and made no pretenses
barred from practicing their wiles through
the mails of the United States and SO are
bookmaking schemes. Both were therefore
barred from further use Of the mails for
their purposes, and no letters will be deliv-
cred to them until such time as the Post
Office Department sees fit to rescind the
order. This is not likely to occur at an
early date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-13
Rumored Telegraph Merger.

New Workers. in Wall street heard a story
from out of the west yesterday to the eff
feet that there Is to be a merger in the
near future of the Western Union and Pos
tai Telegraph companies The purchase OF
$25, 600 600 Missouri Pacific bonds by Kuhn.
Loeb & Co.. was the basic point for the ru-
NOR Of the merger. The firm in question is
the fiscal agent Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road George ]. Gould is the mainstay of
Missouri Pacific.
The western tale is that the purchase
of the Gould road bonds by the Pennsyl-
vania's fiscal agent means that there VIII
be a truce, and that there will be either
complete merger of the Postal Telegraph
and the western Union or the companies
will get closer together on a business agree
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-13

in shape first. But" he added, mo man
has succeeded In having me say that will
not be a candidate. I am not q candidate
now because will not run away and leave
Wisconsin until the things that we have
fought for are nailed down and clinched
under the bottom. But II everything Is
right should like to give what assistance I
might be able to In the Senate toward the
settling Of the big questions that will be up.
The issue OF the next twelve or fifteen
years 10 whether the government shall be
for the special interests or for the people,
tied and settled right. Either the state or
nation will regulate railroad fares or the
state or nation will own the railroads. and
think the railroads will be wise enough
to see IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-13
Capacity Of Outside Plants.

Besides. it was stated that the outside
plants could not be placed in condition to
do increased work for the government in
less than Ave years, while the splendid
condition existing at the Washington gun
factory, It's up-to-date equipment for the
production of the most modern guns and
gun mounts and its splendid force of train
ed gun makers, have been the admiration of
foreign officials and naval officers who have
inspected the navy yard and its outfit.
Captain Pendleton, the executive ord
nance officer at the Washington navy yard,
has asked through the Navy Department
that Congress appropriate, approximately,
s., 600, coo for the extension of the govern
ment plant and for increased facilities. It
is the opinion of the many persons who
have the welfare of their country at heart
that the increase should be granted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-13
Gen. Mills Confirmed,

In the executive session Of the Senate
yesterday, which was devoted entirely ID
the confirmation of presidential nominas
tions, Senator Blackburn criticised the an.
pointed of Gen. Albert l. Mills as briga,
der general, saying that this officer had
not performed service warrantine his pro.
motion over so many deserving Officers
Gen. Mills was confirmed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-13

La Follette's Senatorial Aspirations.
Governor La Toilette of Wisconsin stated
at Toledo. Ohio. yesterday that he Will not
be candidate for senator from his state
unless he can get matters in the legislature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-13
Needs of the Midway Islands.

The Secretary of the Navy has forwarded
to the House a communication from the
Commercial Pacific Gable Company. calling
attention to the needs of the Midway II.
lands. where mid-Pacifc station of the
Pacific cable is located.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-13

children. G. ". Price, a well-to-do carpen-
ter Of Moundsville, w. Va. was shot down
and almost instantly killed yesterday by
his brother-in-law, Reece Carr The muir
dereg escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-13
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take laxative Bromo Quinins Tablsts. Al 6Puo.
gists refund the nancy IL it falls 20 cure. Z Va
Groves signature II each boz. -.
oc1-tu. th&s-16et-A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-13
Barred From the Mails.

Fraud orders were issued today by the
Post once Department against L. F. Oh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01

.Ta, lpenn's tpeitet nift8 lit, bufiit
tperben mir ffon &atb i9afFen. @enr
IS Sbnen nidt gu urmieIig lit, mill i'd
Sic in elm Guartier bringen, no tein
Menf4 sic iu6en ipa. "a tonnen
Sic benn au9 in aller @emiitbsru0e
S6re feline &luft nit cinem Insug pers
taui4en, tpie er better fir einen S6nei.
bergeiellen pabt. Wenn Sic nolIcn.
nil i6 Sbnen ous uaes beIOr9en."
aciIi9 mar ~geraoe5u geriibrt BON Der
Silfsbereitf9uft ieines olten 9etanns
ten. Die n%abnpibige Nngit, bic er
ipdbreno Der leBten Sage uusgeItanoen,
bate i'm b0uig unempftnolif gema6t
fir bos S9mu4po1e unb Gntpiirbiz
genbe elmer @emeini6uft nit oieIem
notoriIfen 0erbreter. Gr fiiblte fir
ben mann pisImebr cine 9antbarteit
unb cine 3~uneiguna, pie er Iie nod fir
feinen ieiner 6reunoe empfunoen. Dine
ieoe Requn9 oe5 Irgppbns binii9tli4
Der 2uuterteit ieiner @bii6ten pers
traute er Ii4 ieiner Siibrung an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01
@cjtcrn MarDlnnb. Wabn.
srat TIT araft am %. Rpuemter 1908,

Srnt In Qraft am 20. Npucnbcr 1908.
si'se 0%erl''ieH St 4saIiaa W'e '''si;
4.30 friib ehneupoit. SniptIinie, Sa9crS'
topit, @apnesburp, Y. & ". @abn lno BEN
GiioeIt, lno aiSaenonlrien Sonnfngs v. Y.
gnbn, GDdnibersbirg, Wartirisbirg ino
tt.25 gbcios = Accommodation mad llniom'
gribae.
7.25 friib - gorf, q. NH g.. 9ipiiion lino
Sniiptlinic bitIih bon @morDs Srooe, Carlisle
mo 9. & $. Napu.
s.25 friib- SaupiLinie. Sagerstoiun, ebippens'
bnra Sressrid; emmiiSpnrs uno u. q ".
1912 8ornitiaes~ accommodation mad lInion.
9rioae. Yorf uno Scttpsbnre.
2.25 .Mobmittags. IIfonlooation mad ufioit'
s.25 Observation-Disclosures nud Gmore
@rpne. y. & 8. Gipiiion, fopie Oort.
$40 Nadrnittnss Grpreb nab SIbnbor.
mnb oann Accommodation lis Saeerstoipil;
ierner Sreberid, Gmmitsburg unb Stippensa
BURG (YarIprsgSaagpn).
5.t1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir @mprp
*5.4S 9,adbmittags 9imiteb mad gorf. Sd.
noper nib 8ettpsbrrs. (HarIore@ueeon).
GIG Ibbs.-gffonI1ooation mad Union grioae.
500 Mbos. - accommodation nab Gnlorp
Wnr eonntass.
0.35 MpreetS -. Mffonlpoatton mad Union
pribee unb Sunooer.
4.40 Natmiiiass- accommodation mad gmcru
seaiien nibt an Der 9cnnfpIbania .stpenne'
aidefs iirs @epdd .surean g,crbcItsgde bon
Charles rto 2eriuetprsS trube.
gpeaiie. SuIious uno @aIbroof lMorib.apc.).
5. s. t@rtswpfs. q. ID. SS,pea,
Sen. sIerfebrssms or. Gen. sVdiI. sAgerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01
Scr Gnf,f bes Mifasus.

Der sutiinftise Mitabo, Bring Mic.
DIT, Der Gntel bes &aiferes MutIu
3ito, ipirb binnen 2uraem brei Sabre
alt iperben, gr 1T bds erite 8inb bss
tonisIifen SauIes Der Sf9immu Sens
no, beilen 3aare tpie bic zines europdis
ftsn Sinbrs tpahfen biirfen. Seinem
Batter unb ieinem @roBpater ipurb.
nod tdsIi6 Der aopf sefdorsn. @is
Elm 9eridterItatter ersGblt, ipurben
aud balb na6 Der @eburt bcs prinaen
WaBregeln eetroFfen, um bas "manoels
formiee Nuse" Der, Rafe um5umooeln.
Cine fAmerstoie tlsineO Operation ipurbs
gu benz 3tped poraenommen: am aubes
rem WinteI Der Iusenlioer ipnroe elm
tleiner Ginidnitt in geraber ainie ses
madt. Die 2iosr tpurben ba,n in bic
estpiinfdte dprm ge3Ogen unb our4 Elm
Stiid dsmii9 praparirten Qeftpflalters
IN Der eepiinI9ten Gage f.itsebalten.
Die Wunbe beilte IN tanm elmer Wofe
unb bas grsebntb III itbt, bob prin5
Mttedi gar ni9t ipit elm Sohr oes
DfIiden Snielreides ausfiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01
9eSaDpuirtcr Nihtcr.

Sn elmer S6onen9erlhtsitbung gu
8reslau, Yreubii6sS dleiien, seri.tb
Der Nngetlaste nit benz poriibenben
@mtsridtsr in 0iffersnsen. SIN Ser,
laufe Der @erbanoluns nannte Der
Gidter ben @%nsetlagten einen rfre6en
2iimmel." Der Mnsetluste erpibsrte:
nWenn sic nidt Der 8prIiBenpe pGz
rem, 10 ipiiroe i'd Sbusn cine bsrunters
bauen." 9ieie Ieuberung peranlabte
ben amtirenoen Staatsanpalt, cine
9aftItrafe ppn brei Sagen lpsoen llna
eebiibr in Nntras gu brineen. Der
Ritter pertiinbete barouf, bah Der
Wnsetlaete gu bieier Strafe perurtbeilt
fpsrbe. Der @nsetlagte aber ertldrte,
bab Der Hihter alein cine Ipl9e Strafe
nidt perbdngen tonne, ss miibten erIt
bic SdDffen sefrast psroen. Der
Hidter 3os iid nunmebr nit ben
Sh0ffen in ba5 8erathunes5immer
suriid. Die Yeratbune bauerte IGns
eere 3eit. SdltBlid mubte Der gors
iiBsnbe benz Mnsetlasten bstannt aez
ben, bab bas Sn~Dffenseriht lin isiner
Mebrbeit" cine llnsebiibr nidt anses
nOmnien babe 7unb bob bssbulb Die
9aftitrufe niat ausselproden tperbsn
tonne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01
Sebrpbtc Wniicofer.

@us @%ancouper, Wqib., fdreibt
man.: 9ur6 cine tiir3lid sefdlte Gnts
i6eibung bes Sberz 9unbesgeri6ts,
pel6e bic iueenannten rSperlap"s 2dns
bereien Der nDrbli1en pacific>9abn sus
Ipri6t, iperben in Glarf Gountb,
Waib., fat 1000 Yeripnen ~betroffen.
Die anseftrittenen 2dnbereien umfaIen
ale uneeraoen Seftionsn i'm norbliden
uno peltli6en Sbeil bon glart Gp,intb
uno beiteben aumeiit aus 9utem Walbs,
Wieiens iInb Sarmlanb. Sir bieIes
9anb bate bic 8unbesreeierung 1895
Yatente a~ltsgeeeben; piele bon ben Snz
babern Der 2ebteren tpobnen felt Sab
rem auf ben 2dnbereien unb baben bic
felben perbeKert. Gin b~artnGdie.r
prpSeb, Der Tauienbe BON Dollars oes
toitet bat, 1T Sebn Sabre lang tpessn
berfelben gefibrt porben. Wenn es
iid nidt ermDgIiden ldbt, bab bic
gabn9eienihaft unter benz 2anbeefebe
anbere 2Gnoereien %auspGblt, miiKeu
bic Iniieoler bas 2dnb abermaIs BON
Der 9abngeieui1aft taufen poer ibre
Sdrmen oufgeben uno bas fir 9srs
%benerunsen aufgetpenbete 9slb perlie'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01
Wmmoerbpnc Gmtberfmma.

srau Miniams, cine trrpprrnsenbe epesia.
Iihtu In Jrancnletbem, brddbte Ianfenoen BON
bate ME einen .SebIi6Iae; In a6tunboierSte
9iiiberlina berf6afft. ODER feline ge8abIuna;
feline e1mer6en. ieire 6efnbr. feine Inter.
brednne ber gefddftisnne; abfoIut itdber iiro
Ksmfprtatelnes, prtpates neim tRr Damon.
@ebiIbefe 3ranfenpfIegerinnen; 6r3tTine ge.
banblune, faI1S aepiinf6t; 25sidtriae grfab.
bon 2 bis 8. 5atbertbeiIung gratis.
0ean B. @tMtam1,
Nr. 845. Nsrt.NeWayts Gtrake, baltimore.
(0eo29,2&S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01
Norooenti9cr 0lobb.
G~esclmafisc SampfidifffaGrt
hfpifbcu

6pifbcu
Baltimore nnS Bremen
ollrU ole llelteit nl0 erprobtcn, nit
allen Scquemli6feiten pcriebenen
Foltoompfcr criter &laIie.
"ypelfL" DVranocnburg,"
nNedar," .GoIicI"
oMain." .9rcsIo,,~
Die grpcoitionstage iiub mie foIot:
bon Baltimore: =
oGDcnnnib," Somitog, Den 8. s(pril,
2 llbr Nodmittngs.
u@ronoc1bllrg," SomItog, oen t6.
Ipril, . llbr HofmittogS.
o@rcslou," Mittmod, Den %. slpril,
, llbr gtodmittags. IL
vGaiiel," SamItag, Den 7, Mai, .
llbr Nod)mtittags. - 80
uGbcnnib," Mittppd), Den Is. Moi,
, llbr Nadmittags.
oTronbcnbrrg" Mtittlpod), Den 25.
Wioi, 2 llbr Nad)mittags.
OlUCilc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Vuu S42.50 at.
3ipilhenoctfs EaIIagesEreile:
BON Baltimore nan Bremen $1,000
Bon Vrcmcn mad Baltimore $40 W.
GinoreifcsHiuete bon Baltimore:
Madj Bremen nno 5urid $4,000.
@ceen Srudt uno 4aiiagc pcnoc man Ti6
nit ole Senernlsglgenieu
u. Sdmmad)cr & So,
Nr. 419, Sanopcr-S trabc.
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GOmaro &aiuc,
Office ocs ,Ecutihcn Surrcfpono entcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01
Baltimore : Sampf . Yafct 81.
tgIte uub Suucrl1Ifac %yai.9iuic.)

DC UT. SIaaie1alyoll hclorbcrno.
nommelt, BON ben .@ab Cine "sEiers, 1913
9igbts Strabc $50 glbclioS, brett nah SIo
Solnt Comfort %?lorfolf, 9ortsmoutb nno alien
ftoiHi Comfort nit e. { 5 S't gprc@ababm" n mtS
&idnlpnh. Nerbtnbune in 9ortsmouib nit benz
.Seabonrh slir Cine" toIiben 3l9 BON &ortss
mouth nab ItIntta. Sn GiorfoIf ycrbinonng
Carolina, %gIorlolf iilto iiinli6. sfpriplf nnb
lpeltlih NM "Slo Spminiou Gire" mad 9telps
bern mn 2Sai6tngtun, Nc.
3Mtubl1ctten mad, ctrupiiibcmt YInnc. 2uru'
rible .8c!!a:cn5lmincr. elcftrif6c @elelidtnla,
Snmpfbci6ung, Nntcn jrei. Hcierpirie auiiltei..
simmer In Den Nileis guredur Der ,Ndb Cine"
sos. Qi9bts Strabc, uno glbaueb's, Charles
uilo Northumberland
3phn ". 2hcrippuo, 6. Vrpmn,
Sieesgrai. II. Sen. sIGanaser. Sei. sBaiEslgent,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01
GricIun.ginic.

gitrafiipe ssatierronte mad RbiIaocIpbin,
in .Seiiertor. @'S,a niiS gbelter., 9a4 anbal:.
ausaenomimei. bon 2isbt. uno Yratt Gtrabe.
0ed $3.50. aaiiiie $500. Stiinoreiie (5 2aee)
$3.50. Niidtabrt pia -. & .. 9ubn, $3.50.
giad gieip. sorf $500; @rInriton 5000. limb
oireiie Sabrbiuete mad Bottom. NeusSapen.
Cont, une nbrbliben .Eunften. gue Grfur.
IiousrSabrforten beriuift int Bureau ino bel
Slbaueb's, Hr. POI, Nrro'GbarIes'St Ctr. S6reibt
tiir Siibrerbuh. 'Rbones epnrtlano 929.
glarenee abriper, sleenf,
Wr. 2O4, 2tabt.etrnke.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01
6ottfebunS foI0t.)
@ 7 | Il fnrte n

prtpatp o It tarten n. Dos
PoIteeportement in WdTbinatpn, o.
g., bat entI4teoen. bob PripotppIttdrs
ten Wripate Muilins Garbs), ipenn
lie bic Worte runiteo States Of Nm.s
RIGA" auf Der fir bic MbreFe beItimms
ten Selte auftpeiien, niht nit Der poit
bstoroert iperben tDnnen. I'm nun ober
ben Gisentbiimern oieier Rdrten ges
leesrbeit su eeben, fid berielben su
ertdubsrn, tpirb bieie GntI6eiouna erIi
mad benz l. Suli D. :. burhaefiibrt
peroen. Bis gu ienem Datum t6nnen
biefe adrten gu ben iiblihen poRraten.
einen Gent fiir's Snlanb unb stpei
Gents fiir's ausIano, perfdidt p.rs
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01

uun cmpfcblcnsiuertbcn Sinan5-,
Gnsrus- nnb Gnoctail. 0cidaftcn.
5inansielIea.
9anten.
5irft National Yant, 1G, @eitzSaraz
zStrabc; s. .. Sersuipn,
prdfioent; $. 9. Wileor, aaiiirer.
6armers' anb Mer6ants' Hatipnal
Bent, SOL, Norb>G barlessS traBe;
@bas. 8. Crane. prGiib.nt; Garter
g.. Ssburn. 8aifirer.
SeutI6e 8anf. 2eringtonz unb Soui=
nsStrabe; u. 8. S6uls, BrdIiz
bent; Iusuit @sber, RafIirer.
Commercial onb 6armers' Rational
9ant, Spparb= unb @erman=Str
Weitern Nat,onal 9ant, ID, Horaz
@utapzS trabe; Spfbua q. !SarbeD,
PrGiioent; %. Marriptt, &aiIirer.
9antiers unb Matler.
Sambleton G 60, IL, Sitz2erinstons
Strabe.
Robert q. 5iiber C Co., 2o9, 81.
PaulzS trabe.
9anfiers.
Ileranber 9ropn &c Sons, 9attis
more uno Golpett.S traBe.
Srui ..zSompasnie'n.
S6e Security Storage &c Sruit Goms
ponp, 10, Norths Mpenue, fertiat
Seitamente aus unb funsirt dig
SeitumentspolItrederin unb Ha6z
labperipalterin.
Merrantile Tritit & Gepoiit 60, 6fO
-612. GatbebralsS trabe; Sobn
Sin, priIioent; Sobn McSenrp,
Sdabmerter; $. q. WaIter, Setr.
Warplanb Sruit 60. Gourtlanbz uni
2erinston=S trabe; 4uan Mc2ane.
Seaueiter.
2ebensueriiderunes gcmpasnis'n.
Marplano 2ife S%nfurance Co., 41O.
Weftz SapettezS trabe; %. $. 8lad=
foro, prdfioent; Subn 20. Sanion.
SetretGr.
Seuers8 iiderungs =Msenten.
Robal Sniurance Co., 21O, Ots
2eringtonsS trabe.
Snouiiriat= 8eriiderunssz Comp.
Some 5rienblb Society," 1925, 2inbens
Wpenue. abs.
5euerli9ere MDbelz 2aseruna. 1a
She Securitp Storage &c Srul + Co.,
1919, North=4 penue.
8rabam's W%areboufe, parts Ipenue
uno 9olpbinsS trabe.
@runbeigtntblmss Mafler.
Yterce 6. 0ugar &c Nephep, 16,
!9eilrp &nefelp &c Spn. 5. Stzpratt,
Strabe.
Bidder Hequiiten.
2be Mpcrs &c 9its 60, l04. Giio.
9plparo<S trdbs. a..a.-1
Bidder unb Gonb;tors 1erfaeuee.
Iuguif Maag, los, 9anpperzS trabe.
@aubol5, SGiiren unb Seniterrabmen.
DITTO Suder &c g., prefbent>S traBe
unb GantnnsI penue.
9an5ol5zSdnbler.
Sbps. Mattb..,ps &c Spn, Gantpna
4peune uno Ilbemarlez GtraBs.
Seq. ). Sloan C Bro, Ala, ai9Ets
Strabe.
9lsdz uno emailirte Stabllpaaren.
Natioaal @nameling &c Stamping
Co., 100, SanpperzS trabe.
9iamanten nnb S9mud1ahen.
M. S. Sppenbeimer C Guns, 32t,
Weit=8 altimorpzS !rabe.
ausipdrtise II. einbeimifds probutt..
Sampfmaid inen, GeHel unb Yumpen.
Walace Stebbins & Cons, Gbarless
uno QombarbzS trabe.
9rpsuen>5 SAMPLER.
9ilpin, Gangbon &c Co., 300-3O2,
Deitz2ombarbs Strabe.
gn9ro6<Oe a. re.
2eringtpn=S traBe. f"6
!SunterzW bisfep.
W. 2anaban C Son, 205-2O7, 49,,
GambenzS trabe.
Horburpy InesW biStep.
Siiber Bros. 60, 400, Weit>g arnhen-
Strabe.
&affee - eebcLnnt unb ungebrannt.
Sbe @nterpriie Coffee Co., 52S, ,Nprb,
Galpertz@ trabe. .T ~ 81.
2anbipirtb14aftIide @erGtbe nnb Sd'
mereien.
@riffitb G Surnsr 60, 2o5. Rorbs
pacazS t-aBe.
Mebgerz unb @inmddeaW ert5suse.
$. g. pfeiffer &c Con. 200. Norb'
paoazS irabes ~ ~ajt I'm
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1885, 1000 Sornl. ?9.t5 Sorrt., !1.25, !4.30
ltodnm. ulh $3.50 abent 3.
&indeiter,. 1920 Sornt. 1900. !4.30 Nnd,nl.
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Gaitptt Gitp nno VT. airs, aoiaI, 1876,
s9,i5 %ornt.; 1925, A.30 aatm, 1915. $3.50,
Curtis ban, 6.2s Wipraers.
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Samee'ls Stati9n 900 @afmiiia9s ,.> u,s,
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Ibcroeen gfiom.. ausg. Con. 5.15 y. $40 y.
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