davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-24

second concerts-though he was a lit
tie at outs In the harmonic deviltry.
One rather hoped for the Ries Per-
petuo Mobile for the encore, but some
one reached Mr.. Kopta before me with
a request for 1.-The Cascade" Great
fun it is, too. and was brilliantly given.
The Vieuxtemps 'Balade ct Polonaise
de Concert closed Mr.. Kopta's part OF
the programme. The violinist was
cleverly and sympathetically accompa-
MED by Gyula Ormay, whose work.
barring bit Of hardness and dryness
of tone, is entirely satisfactory.
Assisting Mr.. Kopta was Miss Maude
Hohmann, soprano, Californian
singer, who made yesterday her debut
after some years Of Eastern study.
Miss Hohmann shows temperament IN
her work, sincerity and modesty. Her
voice is good in quality and useful In
range. Nervousness doubtless pre-
cluded the best use of 1t yesterday, but
1t is still evident that Miss Holman
has much to learn. Her phrasing is
amateurish, her shading curiously ex-
aggerated, and her choice Of songs not
wholly happy. The singer was at her
best in the dramatic Saint-Saens aria,
MY Heart at Thy Sweet Voice." but
the fiorid requirements Of the Chami-
made Summer found Miss Holman
largely wanting. as also the lyric needs
of that charming lyric Of Oscar Wells
Spring"
With next Sunday afternoon begin
the Kopta Quartet concerts. with the
Sinding Plano Quintet as piece de re-
sistance.
BLANCHE PARTINGToN.
The California Theater has this
week Charles A. and Harry Lester
Mason. who, in their funny characters
Of Fritz and Snitz," keep their audi
ences In a continuous laugh Having
a strong brotherly resemblance. 1t Is
easy for them to make UP to look
exactly alike, and their roles Of de-
ceiving the other players Is natural
enough for real life- A sprightly bal
let with songs and dances I'LL In the
spaces between the antics Of Fritz and
Snitz-
F1scher's Theater gave it's last per-
Torrance last night. The manage
ment announces that II will open
within a rev weeks WIFI MUSICAL farce
comedy.
Fine operate Concert
Steinway Hall was filled last night
with an enthusiastic audience that
listened to the operate concert pro-
gramme given under the direction OF
Signor Gustavo Panizza, who has for
many years conducted a school in this
city. The chief event of the even
ing was the ovation rendered Signor
Panizza, on his singing Cavatina from
"Barbiere." This rendering was re-
markable owing to the fact that Sig
nor Panizza is II years old, and the
selection a very difficult one Signor
Avedano, who was a tenor at the
| Tivoli four years ago, was also on the
programme. The work of the chorus
under Signor Panizza called forth
much applause. The other partici-
pants were: Miss Stella Mariana.
Miss Domenici (piano solo). Signor
Fantoni. Signor Almagia and Profess
sor Martinez. accompanist.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-24

Burnett's Extract of Vanilla Is the
best. perfectly pure highly concentrated.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-24

Trapper's OIL cures rheumatism ana neuralgia
Druggists. SOC mask. Richard 4 Co.. 1os clAy.s
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-24
ADVERTISEMENTS.

BOWEN
x CO.
New Goods Arriving
Plum pudding, raj.
sins, Smyrna figs,
CHI eStnutS, spice d
figs, canned fruits and
vegetables.
Sweet Natural
apple juice, no acids gal 50
Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Eggs-COld Storage doz 271z
Good for cooking
Tub Butter-Creamery Id 271z
Kona Coffee-reg'iy 25c Id 20
Each sale increases its popularity
ApricotS-Evaporated, reg'Iy zoe Id 10
Laundry Soap-Home s for Is
Pure taIlow stock, reg'Iy 6 for 25c
CatSup-Blue label, reg'Iy 26c bot 20
Sierra Madre olive
oil, especially recon-
mcndcd for medicinal
purposes qt. 50
OySterS-Easten smI doz ITO
reg ly N.2o, 1925 doz lge 3 for so
TomatoeS-GIass jar 30
Solid packed, reg'Iy S5c, "a doz $50
Dainty Chips-reg'Iy S5c can 80
Nabisco Wafers-reg'Iy 0oc %
Candy-French Mixed IS
Bon bons, chocolates 3 lbs 100
reg'ly here, 4oc lib
Brushes 40 Varic-
ties the kinds that
last and always give
satisfaction.
SardineS-Imported, Judic 8 cans %
Horse Radish Mustard 2for %
reg'ly l5c bot
Smoked EelS-(Hamburger AaIe)
reg'ly SOC, soc can sml 221z, lge 45
FruitS-Glass jars 35, 8 for LOO
Peaches, pears, apricots, reg'y 45c at jar
Maple Syrup-Hazen a gal go
Pure Vermont sap, reg'ly 75c
observation-disclosures 20
reg'ly 25c pkg
ChamOiS Skins
Prices advanced i'm
New York Our stock
at old prices.
Spon9eS All kinds
for all purposes.
String Beans-CIear Lake 12H
reg'Iy l5c l.6o doz Las
Lentlls-German 81 lbs %
Oyster Cocktail Sauce 20
Snider's, reg'ly 25c bot
Dundee Marmalade 22H
Seville orange, reg'ly 25c jar
Florida Water-M.L. 45
California wines and olive
oil stored in New York City,
direct delivery to your
friends and relatives.
Whisky-OId Mellow Rye rs
reg'Iy 81 bot, 81 gal 300
ScotchWhisky-DistiIlers' Co. Ltd
Highland Club, reg'ly 81 bot IS
Caledonian Liqueur, reg'ly sl.S5 100
CocktailS-ImperiaI 80
kinds, ready to use, reg'Iy SIPS bot
Spanish Sherry-Old wine LIS
PaIeHarmonyreg 'lysl. 5Obot, s6gal 4.50
Burgundy-Mt- Vineyard IS
Heavy body, reg'ly 81 gal
Ginger Ale Belfast 1.35
Cochran & Co., reg'ly $l.50 doz
Amer Picon-reg'Iy sl.S5 LIS
POrt-California 80
reg'ly 40c bot, Sl.50 gal ITO
DELICATE FEASTlNG
Holiday goods ar
Pivin9-IOOk out for
something new. You
pay for the best here
4~1 AA< -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-24

The Paraiso Springs are always open. .
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

Prof. E. Warren Clark, the well-known lecturer, traveller and scientist, 27 Thomas st., New York, writes: "Paw Paw is Ma lures own remedy for indigestion and nervousness. In three trips around the world I have become perfectly familiar with the medicinal virtues of this remark able fruit People in India could not do without it. 1 was muci interested when read that Prof. Munvon had introduced this remedy to the public, and I have been taking Munyon's Paw Paw with most gratifying results. The first bottle increased my appetite and cured me ot sleeplessness. 1 am now taking it regu- larly, and find that my whole system is improved and strengthened. Paw Paw certainly is wonderful aid to digestion. I am telling all my friends about it and what it did for me''
 If you have dyspepsia, try it.
 If you are nervous, try it..
 If you are Respondent, try it.
 If you are weak and run down, try it. Cast away all tonics, all medicines and all stimulants and let Munyon's Paw Paw make you well. It will lift you into the high attitudes of hope and hold you there. It will give collaboration without intoxication.
 On sale at all druggists, large bottle, $1, Paw Paw Laxative Pills, 25c. bottle.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03
THE CHRISTIAN churches at Co

THE CHRISTIAN churches at Con- stantinople, Turkey, and Yokohama, Japan, have long used the Longman & Martinez Paints for painting their churches.
 Liberal contributions of L. & M. Paint will be given for such purpose wherever a church is located.
 F. M. Scotield, Harris Springs, s. C., writes: "I painted our old homestead with l.. & NJ. twenty-six years ago. Not painted since; looks better than houses painted in the last four years. :" w. B. Barr, Charleston: w. Va, writes: "Painted Frankenburg Block with l.. & M.; shows better than any buildings here have done; stands out as though vanished, and actual cost of paint was less than sl. 20 per gallon. Wears and covers like gold"
 These Celebrated Paints are sold by Watts & Coggswell, Washington Depot; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, Sandy Hook; c. M. Beach, New Milford: Smith & Sons, West Cornwall.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

has raised. He makes a speciality of breeding nothing but the best in his prizes at the different poultry shows He keeps only about seven or eight birds in flock so as to have the bes t results in his eggs for matching as well as to breed the most perfect birds pos sible. MT Hatch is glad at any time to have anyone visit his yards where he will be glad to show his birds. Among his choice birds are: White FL ephant, Danbury Boy, White Boy, Small Boy, Meriden Boy, Stubb, Dan dy and many others. Give him a call
 when in Shelton.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

Vice President Todd of the ConSoli- dated road, Mrs Todd and J. P. Hop son, superintendent of the Berkshire division, Came to Newtown, Monday, on special train, arriving about 10 a. m. MT Hopson returned to New Ha- ven on Train 14O9.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

The injunction placed by Daniel G.. Beers on Frank Mitchell and $. B. Church restraining them entering on his premises and boring an artesian we'll has been withdrawn, the latter paying all the costs thus far made and the indemnity whichlMr Beers asked for in the first place. Attorney Beech CT appeared for MT Beers in the in- junction proceedings.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

Martin Troy of Botsford has been building thew wire fence about his garden.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

Gordon Mayer, Louis Sammis and Arthur I. Platt have chartered schooner at Bridgeport and have an- chored it in the Sound near Pleasure Beach. The young men will make it their home during the summer. They are keeping bachelors quarters and are anticipating a fine time.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03
Jim to his boyhood home in South

The accompanying picture is taken from three of the priZe-winning birds in the Shelton Poultry yards of c. D. Hatch, located on Howe avenue in
 Shelton. The writer having personal ly visited the yard can speak in the highest terms Of the fine pens of White and Buff Wyandottes MT Hatch
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

Edward Peeso has the contract for painting three houses for Patrick Campbell in Sandy Hook and has been painting for Henry Gibson on the in- sterior of the latter's residence.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

The attendance at the session of the Congregational Sunday school, Sunday, was 122, the largest number yet record ed. One hundred chrySanthemum plants were distributed among the children to their great delight.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03
ITO BE CONTINUED. l

Miss Etta I. Martin went to Hart ford, Monday, to act as toastmistress at the banquet of the alumni of St Jo- seph's seminary, of which she is a graduate.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

Herbert Kellogg, who has an impor- tant position with the Stanley Elec- .trical Co. at Pittsfield, Mass. called on friends in town over the holiday.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

Miss M. Grace Smith of North Ha- ven passed Decora tion day with MT and Mrs D. G. Beers.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

Patrick McInerney of Bloomfield, N J., passed Sunday and Decoration da at his home at the head of the Street
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

Harry Beers of New Haven passed Sunday and Decoration day at Hill Crest.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

The 34th reunion of the COnnecti- cut Masonic Veteran association will be held at Waterbury, Thursday, June %
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

George Taylor of the Park City passed Sunday and Decoration day i1 town, the guest of Curtis P. Morris.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

Attorney A. N. Wheeler of New Haven passed Saturday night at the Grand Central hotel and on Sunday a team from the Central stables carried
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

Roy Platt of New York passed Sun- day and Memorial day with his par entS, Prof and Mrs c. s. Platt.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

The costs in the islander suit of James J. Farrell against John L.. Hughes amounted to $55. B. MT Far rell was awarded damages amounting to S5O
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

Louis Sammis of Bridgeport was il town, Decoration; day, the guest o Arthur l. Platt.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

Mrs Edna B. Beardsley of Botsford recently visited friends in Waterbury for a few days.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

z. s. Mason of New Haven passed Sunday and Decoration day at the NeWtOWn Inn.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

Mrs c. H. Northrop and Master Nel- son Northrop are passing the week in Brooklyn.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

Evey stylish in fact there Backman Hat derby stylish when it placed Rca Palm Blackmn is the leader It's the extreme Ill sye genteel becoming and fascinating Whats to the point srg-and selling that there of than any hat in the city of Bridgeport
 just the handsome straw hat in existence.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

John Keane of Zoar is putting up barn of large dimensions. Thomas KinZie laid the foundation.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-03

Let me hear from you if you want anything in Real Estate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
Tarben..
Iarbcn.
6. $. @infeimnn,t & Gu.,
6. $. @infclmann 4 Su.,
Tratt- nnb GbarleSsStl

Soipttal Gergrobernns 9.
-1cm Contractor Seiirp 8. Wdas
tpurorit peItcrh bie Gpittrafte fitr
Neilbautcn gum st. Soicpbs : So
ipitol," Garoline., nate Sltper'Str.'
int gefrage bon $4,000 5itgeipro-
dcn. 9ie NrdJiteften 8alotpin illio
genninaton fiibrten Dir Hlane aus.
9ieieI6en umfaiien ben 9on cineS
o~reiitodiscn MnnereS NIT Der Front
nod Der OlipersS traBe nnb zines
apciItodigen @ebduoes norslid) bon
Ocsn iesiach Soipital.
Bart CONCERT. = 0as fol-.
aenoe Yrosramm lit fri oas berlti9c
CONCERT i'm Clifton . Tarf" mifee-
felt moroen: Marid ogiH 9oarb"
bon 9biere; Supertiire Gilman"
bon S'Sore; Melooien aus .GapaI.
Ieria Mu{tieana" bon @ascagni
Eiecolo.S oIA SeIeftionrit, Sr. Ser.
mann 0iener; 8aI5er uGiparta"
bon @dIoteufeI; Snpertiire rSra
Gionplo" bon Niiber; SOplle ..9ie
Sdrtieoc I'M @aloe" bon NidaeI
SeIfftionen ISLE of Spiee" bon
2ctfer; Sntermeaso isis" bon
Mdore; Marid .9riio SIN" bon
8itlbaro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
YIN oas YubIifuml

RatiirIid tpoIlen Sic, penn sic
iid photographers Iaiien, ober elm
Bib in acbcmssrS6e beiteflen, Die
bette Mrbeit al ben nicbrisftcn Erciien
baben. @enoen sic Iid, ebe Gle OH.
oerstpo poripreden, Suerlt OH
Snlius Sebbcl, beutider Bbotograpb,
% +. 321, &oro- q ctr.
EradtppIe &abinets . YButosra.
pbien MIR ST oas 9ntcno. (140-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
Dir critic Sitli : @udlc.

SIS mar lcit sobren uniere @clpobn-
belt, feline Sduleu o0cr &crcillc IT.
gcuo ipcld)cr glrt announcement; nllc
&oge iino Ipc5iea dls 6omilicntoge
reicrpirt; fcin Nnbruhg; nid)t 10 pielc
Sertc, ieooh iinb es Die a%llerbeiten.
Scbt, no Die Sditlen gcidIoilen lino,
lit 0ieS Sbre @elegenbcit, Den &in-
oerlt eilter auSilitg allf Die Soi, oiif
eilem groBcn 9nmpier ST gemdbren,
uto cine froblihe 3eit mlf Solbclter
slt pcrbrilgcn. C1S2,S4-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
$1,000. Geri0nlid 9cfiibrte> Grfnrs
iipnen nadD Niaaaru- TalS nnb 81.
rid anf Der rEcnniplpania Giiem.
I( l.ln on

WYNN" PAV''''
Sim s. ilno %. SILL, ~. unb 26.
NuguIt, 8. mo 90. September, IA.
Sftobcr. &nnOrciie 9iacte mlr alai
Der Sinreiic ouf Dem Spc5inl5ngc
(Goodes unb Eorlor : @oggons)
aiiltig, bonn ltnion @abnbpf mn
900 gptrnittogs an Oieien 9otct ob.
lobrclto uno in Niagoro.Soas Inn
9.35 Mbenos mfommeno; &iidiobrt
altf rcguIGren 3iigen i%nterGdlb 5eb,t
Sagen, einidlieBlid) ocs 9atilms oes
Serfonfs, nit grlollbniB Sur llntcr.
bredynng Der Subrt IN Buffalo aui
Der &iidiabrt innerbalb Der fcitgeiebs
ten Belt. Ibiteder nod Toronto,
Gbaltauqila uno Sbprionb ISLANDS
f0nnen i'll Hiogdro. Sails uub 9ui.
falo NIT 9eringcn Nad5abllngen III.
ternomnien Deroet.
Cs2,3,s.9,2o1 ,2,22.A .3G.s ,25O. 2,64,6 ,2s5,D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
Staot Baltimore.
@cttcrausGdtcn.

Sir Marplono un6 ocn 0iltrift
Columbia @elpitteritiirntc, Samitog
triide iucitIide Nin6c.
Ter bDditc Recommendations mar
50 8rnb Inn . ltbr Nofnlittn1S.
Der niebrigItc SbcrmometerItano
lpor 60 @rnO I'M 3 llbr Mor9cnS.
Ger @inb bate cine SdJnclligfcit
non 81 Wcilcn ans Dem Siioen.
Wtittlcrcr @oromcterltono 29.S3.
Der StonO Der Sen1perotur iuGb.
rcto 6cS SoocS ipar, ipie foIot:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01

0erN4. Salt lit laltt elmer Bro
flamation oes Mapors an ai,ocrer
Stene bes rGorreiponoenten" cin
mhniaipaler 5eiertng, on meldem
aae itaotiidcn 8iirco,ir aeidloficn
bieiben. Die acipobnIih ant Nontaa
itatffinoenben Mdrfte pcroen ain
9icnitag, ben s. SuIi 1904, abgcbaI.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
8iQiac Ncilc nad) ScmtIdlanS.

Sbiffsfortcn folten iett MIR $17
fir Observation-Disclosures bon 9altis
more nod) @rcmcn. @egen ipcitercr
Mltsfunit pellOe man iid) an Sbeo.
$. Siencr&Gp., ia S%lt.2crings
ton-Str., 3immer Nr. 3. SQSO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
Scnnp'S 4. Snli SunUcnir.

aoltenirci om Somitog, 2. Suli.
gtipaS NcllcS. &cricblt eS nid)t.
&. 8. &ennpGo o.,
QS1-4) Sbec, &oifee, 3llder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01

Samitaa. nnS Sonntaa-erfnrfpnen
nod Waibingtun $t.25 aitf Der
.Eenniplbaticr @abn." WiTlete ffnB
fir Die Miidfabrt Biz Sonnfoa
abcnb giiltig. Gae 3iiae, ben
Congregational 2imiteb" oiisaenou,.
men. GruSol !.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
9. .. 8iaia,ns & g..

Seine Hi,aIitdt 3affee, Sbee unb
Sliben.SeI, aiisgeaeiflnet olrh
Starfe rno Mromd. Erompte ab.
Iiefetung in Stdot unb ltnlgegenN.
Weioe Ebone. NorbtpcIt-Gde bon
2erinaton. Mnb Bearlitrabe.
GrSo9i6W2te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01

Die @ronobiitriftS Gommiilior,
ftc0te gcItern nod elmer ltnterreoung
nit elmer gn5obI Gigcntbiimer in,
@erfte-O iitrift cine Tegel ouf, bic
oaSu aneetban lit, Die Mrbciten in
Dem gnfouf bon @crfte . @igentbunl
beoelteno 81 erleidtcrn nnb Die 81
gentbiimer fel6lt 81 ermlltbigen ilno
5il peranlnlien, ibrcn @elit Der Stabi
iobaIb oils moeli6 miSSnIicfern.
Ole &cgcl beiagt, Dob Die Steuern
mufborcn, iobaIo bos Gigcntbum Scr
Stoot iiberliciert lit. 9oliclbe bcr-
blcibt ober III Der 9cnusun9 Scr Yc.
iiser, bis Ole Stabt boiIelbe perlongt.
Serner miro es bcn Gigentbiin,crit
~geituftet, bis bnbin Wieiben fir bos.
iclbe 81 coIlrftiren mo 81 bcbnltcn.
0icie HegeI pitrbc niif Nnratbcn oeS
erNSouOcrnelirs Srnitf 9roipn ongc.
nommen, Der bcbcltenocn @rlno.
belis i'm @critc.9 iitrift bat uno lid)
berelt crflort babcn ioQ, balIclbe iil-
ter bicicn gcoingungcn Der Stnot su
iiberlaiien.
Bis 9eitern Nadmittog batten iid
1874 8erionen in @e3ng olrf @ritno.
beiit I'M 8eritc.G iitrift nit Den
Gommiiioren III Scrbinouna acIebt
nnb BON allcn bieien bot iid MIR Elm
&err nit Der M~bid1bune BON Soften
Der ft1btiitcn Grperten mIrirben
nnb bereit erfldrt, iein @elibtMnm
Der Stobt 81 iibertra9en. Gie oroBc
Webr6abI pcrIangt erorbitante Yrci.
ie, in bieGen 51aen bas 9oppelte Der
gbidutung. Dab 2ebtere Den SGn.
oen BON grperten iibertragcn ipar,
gebt am oeutlibiten aus DEM I'm.
itatioe berbor, baB 5piidcn Sen gb.
id1tnngen Der SS. Morgan Yopne
itn0 Jratf 6. Gausbep, Die cement.
idafhid nrbeitetetl, unb Der oes Srn.
Mlfreo .. BERNARD MIR ein Inter.
idieo BON $i4.0S beitebt.
gisber lit MIR cine a~ppIifatiun
fit cine Nerfte ein9eganeen, nto
5tpar bon Der Baltimore Sanb G.
Contracting Co. Die eiuen EIot oitf
benz Bier Nr. 3, an Der ode Dol,
@dp- Mno Eraif-S trdBe berIotgt.
Die gompasnie luuroe angeipiSen
ibre appIifation idriftlid bel Scr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
Cine Nciie nod Tcntid(anh.

INN Die @elt ober mad ireeno einem
Sbeile Der @elt arran9irt. @eiie.
8ilete ilbcr olle 9abl. unb Oampfer,
2inien. Sbeo. $. Siener &
6 o., Nr. ia, Sit.2erinston>Str
GS0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
Jrcitag, Den 1. Snli 1904.
nntcrbaItnnaS . @ca,uciier.

ugieetrie.Yarf". 9iefe gSo6e Sdubebiue,
RorffetIu1aen unh GpnSert
Vnteban I'M ,SrtuiesRari". - SCnIic BAD
1fliifng baltimore gegeH giclpnrf.
.yarfsepnSrrte oieic gSpdbe:
SofIita9. 9igbilitt1g NIB 9un1eritng Nbero -
p9rutosS iu s1ari|.
WPoring Mbeno abtpetieInb nGeocrals3iu'"
inb .Siberfoesgurf".
Sisitltlg nno Samitaa sIberb - Battlefront
W'tttipo6 Wben6 - Carroll. Bari". ,
Sreitag Mbeno - Clifton Barr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01

@oebufI. ModD oclt Pin.
ItrchglIltgetl, ipeld)e Die Seric gcecn
Den Buffalo Club nit fid) brod)te,
trot geIttrn bel bet Orioles" Der
Giifihlag Cit lib iie uaterIogel,
ibren We9nern ans Neipurf. Die
Score mart
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
Nnni5ipal Tngclegcnbcitcu.

Neilc Ncael Der 9ronobiltrifts-G Com.
miilion IN 9c5ug nii @eriteigcr.
ibllnl. = Stcllern b0rcn bel Der
ll%cbcrtragung an Die Stnbt oui
Wcnutun9 imb Ginfiinitc pcrblci.
ben oen Gigentbilmcrn. - Gtob,
lirlino bon Yolilinicn. - StGoti,
id,e 5inun5cn. - TRANSPORT bon
&iihcnobfGncn. = Noti5cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01

eteentbfinter Q. Saline. H%otnune:
Is. & g. $40, 0iabiipn, ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01

0efadftsffibrer g. u. Seins, 8obnuno:
6. & .. t2t % @albrout.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
Gs 1T has WeihdTtsprinsip Der
Galutn Dank,
Spar Scpartcmcnt.

3iufcn perocu bercbitet uno iino 5fuci
nal idbrlih Gull uftb SGruur1
5ablbnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01

Sift nnter ben SoIgen bes
rufit d .uponiib den
&riepeS.
glieuit Sfocplas, rin Gnile, orr
icood Id)on btclc Sabre IN Hbilaoct.
pbia subrodtr, FAM auf Dem Gam.
pier BON Iliblarb bierber 5nriid. Gr
erfl1rte, CT lei zines Der Spfer bes
rliiitidj- idpaniid)tit 9tirecs. gr babe
bier oiti bcrid)icbenen 8ettrcnnpIdt,
SEN leilttr Scit olg Sofep flinoirt I'M.
ge'tiia @elo 5itiamnten aeipnrt, I'm,
mad siitGlanO srriidsiifebren uno iut
BORT naiierno nieoerSitloiien. Gr
babe oann IN Mosfolt cine Hferoc.
5ild)terei ongefungen, sic aors alti
9ing, bis Der arieg oiisbrod). Damn
babe Die rniiiide @caierune linn ste
Eteroe abfaufen moIen uno oieiel,
ben. OILS tie lcilien Nreis 81 bod fane.
oo.l5 einfad) eonfis5irt. Gr babe fiji
jebes Yfcro nlr 30 3ubel erbaltcn
nabreno jeSes einscIne minoeItens
200 Hitbcl lucrtt sclpeien fei. SCR
Sobm ici I'M Gbicoao'er @ettrcnn
frciie ols Sodep mscitellt, nnb y
peroe iif su oieicm beaeben.
@ar nidt wimart" genue.
Heisc Soifmaru. cine ruiiiid,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-28

has over 5000 people and by the next
election Edmond will be a city of the
first class. He says the new normal
building is nearly completed, and a new
cotton gin is being built there. People
are coming there to build homes because
of the educational advantages of thl
place, and Mr.. Ochiltree says the aver
age of the citizenship of Edmond will
compare favorably with the best city il
America. He thinks the town will keep
right along growing and soon be much
larger than IL is now.
He said this proposition to make VIII
liam Grimes chairman of the Republican
central committee had caused a good
deal of quiet talk among the Republicans
of Oklahoma county and while it is re-
garded as the proper thing to do. Repub-
licans are keeping quiet on the matter,
hoping that Congressman Mcclure and
Mr.. Grimes would come to an under
standing in regard to it.
Mr.. Ochlltree says that Grimes has a
large personal following on the south
side who would have a new interest in
the campaign if he is mde the chairman.
They would consider that they were do
ing a personal favor TO Mr.. Grimes by
getting out and helping him to elect the
Republican nominee for congress. He
said MCGUIRE is already popular with
the people and his election would be
rendered doubly certain by having Grimes
at the head of the party organization.
The merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla is
proven by the wonderful cures it effects.