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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-03-11
ADJOINING COUNTIES

The assessable property o. Pu.as-
/ XII is S. 36o,6 ;he largest in the
history of the county.
The assessed valuation Of Bell
county just completed Is ). 20
925. an increase of 100000 over
last year.
The following special from Lon
don, Ky, says: The jury render
ed a verdict of not g;;iity in the case
of the Kew. John Hicky. who was
charged with adultery. Nh Hicky
came here from Knox county. He
is an evangelist and been preaching
near London for some time. Hc
was brought here short time ago
by the Sheriff and lodged in Jail un-
til the day Of trial arrived.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-03-11

Misses Roxie and Bessie Spang
Ter. visited Miss Ernie Menefee
/ Saturday last. afternoon and even
( ing.
MIS- May Bronaugh and Mrs
G. H. Pa,ten, pai,ook OF splendid
dinner on Sunday last at G.. ".
Spang'er's.
Misses l.rnic and Clara Nenetee
have returned from a weeks visit
to friends at MaretSurg. They &c
port an enjoyable visit
Heath Willis, son Of b Wills.
proprietor OF The Crab Orchard
Springs, Is very ,iCk with pueumu-
MIA i'll Lexington, where he was at
tending school.
Miss Pearl Collier has been alb
sent several weeks visiting friends
i'll Lexington, Paris, and Rich
mond. Miss Pearl is very much
missed, especially by Ter class N
Sunday school.
All nature seems delighted with
the beautiful spring weather we are
having, after such an unusually
long winter, it makes us feel like
starting around among our neigh
bors to beg garden seeds.
There has been a great deal of
sickness in the neighbo-hood, but
not very serious-mostly colds. -
Miss Winnie Condar is slightly in
disposed, hope she will soon be able
to De ont as she is one of our best
young ladies.
Mr.. Reynolds, who bought one
hundred acres OF land, lying oppo-
site the Springs, from R. H. Bro
naugh, is preparing to build. Mr.
Reynolds is now occupying the
property of Galen Rogers on Depot
street. Mr.. Rogers has rented the
old Vanderpool property and is
keeping hotel.
We have two good schools in
town now, Miss Sallie Nc ;Ehorter
at the public school building. has
about thirty pupils and is giving
entire satisfaction. Also Mrs. ]. Z.
p. Plea SAINTS is teaching a small
school of advanced pupils, at her
house near the depot Mrs. Pleas
ants has been teacher many
years and. has proven herself a
splendid teacher.
Bro. Jones filled his regular ap-
pointment at the Baptist Church
last Sunday. Bro. Farris, of the
Christian Church. will preach at
the Baptist Church every second
Sunday, morning and evening.
The Christian Church will have
Sunday school at the Baptist
Church, every Sunday at two
O'Clock, until they rebuild their
church.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-03-11
GOODS CAUSE PNEUMONIA.

One of the most remarkable cas-
es of a cold, deep-seated on the
lungs, causing pneumonia, is that
Of Mrs, Gertrude l.. Fenner, Mari
on, Ind, who was entirely cured by
the use of One Minute Cough Cure
She says: The coughing and
straiuing so weakened me that l
ran down in weight from I4S TO
92 pounds. l trie a number OF
remedies to no avail until l used
One Minute Cough Cure. Four
bottles of this wonderful remedy
cured me entirely Of the cough,
strengthened my lungs and restored
me to my normal weight. health
and strength" Sold by Charles
c. Davis.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-03-11
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J. B. Hayes went to Berea Sun
day.
DR.. F. Nor,hcutt, of Nicholas
vile, was here OH business this
week.
Miss Mamie Jones, of Mt Yer
non. is teaching two months Sc
lect school here.
We understand our Ole friend,
B. A. Riddle has a we'll developed
case of smallpox.
Mrs d. {. Pullins has been suf
fering very much for past ten days
with rheumatism.
Frank Jones, OF this place. who
is travelling for a Cincinnati dry
goods and notion house, was at
home this week.
H. P. Nave, OF Nicholasville, who
has been here fsr past month, re-
turned home this week.
Mrs. Mamie Vaun, Of Tuscola.
H.. is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Jones. this place.
Up to this time bees have winter
ed we'll but weak hives should be
fed a little now as this is the worst
month Of the year on them.
The citizens of Scaffold Cane
want the telephone line extended
from this place to R. T..
Moy's store. We don't see why
the company can't run the line up
there, distance of about two and
! one half miles.
There is some talk of a section
house being built here this spring
if the R. K. Co. can get suitable
location to build. Let the gooG
wor1 go on, Conway's been .
stumbling block a long time. but
it begins to look like it is coming
10 the front now.
MIR. Harvey Chenault & Co., are
talking of building hotel OH the
grounds near the big well here. A.
this water has proven 10 contain
valuable medicinal properties. we
see where the company is right il
building a hotel to accommodate
people who anticipate visiting this
famous watering place.
Mr.. J. H. Handy, who boush
Mr.. w. B. Sigman's property here
some time back, expects to put GU
two acres strawberries this spring
He also expects to raise two o.
three acres of watermelons ant
vegetables. Mr.. Handy is a goot
gardener and we hope he will maxi
a success in his Undertaking.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-03-11
DO YOU WANT STRENGTH?

If you want to increase your
strength yon must add to and no
take from the physical. In other
words, the food that you eat must
be digeated, assimilate and appro-
priated by the news. blood and It's
sue before being expelled by the
intestines. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
adds to the physical. 1t gives
strength to and builds up strength
in the human system. 1t is pleas.
ant to the tsste and pallatable, and
the only combination of digestants
that will digest the food and enable
the system to appropriate sall of lis
health and strength giving qualities
Sold by Chas. c. Davis.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-03-11

81 recon-" said Farmer Corntos
sci, THAT all these folks that try to
make jokes about farmers is more
or less jealous.
Jealous.
Eyes sir look at the boys that go
from the country and make for
tunes in the city. and the look at
the city folks who come to the
country and make failure at farm
iug."
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-03-11
THE NAME WITCH HAZEL.
BUCK NARNON

The name Witch Hazel is much
abused, E. c. Dewitt & Co., o.
Chicago, are the inventors of the
original and only genuine Witch
Hazel Salve. a certain cure for
Cuts, Bruises. Burns Eczema, Tet-
ter, Piles. etc There are many
counteIiils of thus salve, some of
which are dangerous, while they
are all worthless. In buying
Witch Hazel Sdlve, see that the
name l.. c. Dewitt & Co., Chica
go, is on the BOG and cure is GER
tain. Sold by CbaS. c. Davis.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-03-11
0U l.

Lee and Braughton are running
{ cir mill again.
George Owens bought fat COW
OF Vim. Doan for S25.
A G. Sowder and wife were III
this community Sunday.
Stephen Proctor and family have
moved back to this part from Will
ton.
David Herriu has migrated from
Indiana and is now a native o.
Rockcastle.
Willie Procior's Two It'll, gi-:s,
of Lexington, spent seveIal day.
with relatives here.
Born to the wife of Bob Brough-
ton on Mar. ?. girl; to Mrs Dan
L.own March 4, a girl.
DR.. Proctor has a new cabinet
for the post Office at this place, aud
is also ready for business as Notary
Public.
lanes Sutton spent Saturday
and Sunday near Grab Orchard,
and you can guess what his busi-
ness was
Ed. Wilson. Somerset, will
fill the appointment Of J. L. Davis
at Providence on the Second and
at Friendship on the Third.
Iohn Boomer and family and
Big" Joe Hasty, who went 10 In
dian Territory, last fall have lately
gone on to Kansas to locate.
Ida POINTER will soon move to
Livingston to make ker future
home, unless she concludes to
change her home into another
State.
Bud Stringer has returned from
Indiana, and John Stringer Jr., Is
in very poor health at this time
Lincoln Stringer has moved back
from the mountains.
George Sutton will teach Union
school this year; P. H. Shuts viii
teach Rock Spring; Miss Joan Crais
The Proctor school, and ]. M. Craig
will teach Poplar Grove.
Ed. J. L. Davis is getting along
as we'll as could be expected. l
was reported through this part las
week that be was dead. But thi
is not so and there is no indication
as 10 that at this time and his doc
tors say hejs getting along Iicel,
and will recover.
John Craig is suffering consider
aLly with felon on his hnser
O>a Brown has been sick with 70
saola. ellis Craig is numbere
with the sick. Mrs Kate Cum
minis is threatened with pneumonia
NJ F. Craig is on the sick lis
Mrs. N. Z. Owens IS better at thl
writing.
The Range stove men have
last left this part. leaving sever;
stoves in the county and takin
several handled dollars out of th
county. And while the people al
noorer or account of stoves "
hope they are wiser, which W
think they are. on the stove que
lion, at least.
VIM. Cummins sold to T.
Nicely cow tor SIS and bought
plug horse at $40 of Vim. Poynte
NJ. H. Brown sold to John SIrinl
err cow aud calf for $50. Dav
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-03-11
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bceSC biONi NdS III blOuHCd'l
Tuesday.
J II. Dunn went to Livingston
Tuesday last
Mr.. John Nevius was up from
Stanford this week.
Squire Granville Leece was IN
town Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Lille Miller and children
are visiting Mrs. NJ. T.. Wilmott.
r, G.. Wiimott called on his best
girl at Gum Sulphur Saturday last
Mrs. J. R. Cass visited her hus-
band in Crab Orchard Saturday ard
Sunday.
Mrs. Mouser. OF StCnega. Va,
visited Mrs J. 7. Cherry Sunday
and Monday.
The parties who bought the
Dunn Property moved TO it the first
of the week
Horace Benton left Monday for
ST. Louis where he will he gone for
quite while.
Miss Sallie Purcell will go TO
Louisville next week TO buy her
millinery goods.
+ Mr.. Wilson Dunn, of Dunnvil!e,
is visiting his brother, Mr.: Josh
Dunn this week.
Mrs Sam Tstun. of Crab Orch
ard, was the guest of Mrs. r l.
Collier this week.
Miss Ira Lee Edwards, Of Knox
vile, spent Saturday and Sunday
with G. W. Bro ,ks.
Miss Grace Roberts returned
Monday last after few days visit
to relatives in Crab Orchard
Miss Eta Pike has returned
home after an extended visit 10
friends and relatives OF this place
Drs. Davis and Lowell of Mt.
Vernon. were in Brodhead Tues
day to attend the Medical Associa
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Wallin moved
to Lafallette, Tenn. Friday last.
We regret to give up good cit
liens.
Granville Owens will run lunch
stand and fancy groceries i'll con-
nection with his undertaking estab-
lishment.
Johu Magee moved into one Of
r. S Martins houses instead of
the Geo. Brooks house as we re-
ported before.
We understand that the Board of
Health have made arrangements
to guard against the spread OF
small poX in the Riddle neighbor-
hood.
We are having two good schools
in our little town under the tutor
ship of W. R. Dickerson and Miss
Helen L. Thurmond. Both schools
are largely attended.
Report of the Brodhead school
taught by Miss Helen L. Thurmou
for the month ending March Ist,
1904: Clyde Cass, 90 per cent;
LYDIA Hilton, % per cent; Ethe'
Hilton, 95 per cent; Bette Hicks,
90 per cent; Thomas Forbs, IS pei
cent; Lizzie Cable, 95 per cent
Francis Forbs, 90 per cent; George
Yadon. SO per cent; Katie Cass, s.
per cent: Eta Firth, Is per cent
Eta Cable, 50 per cent; John Evs
Hilton, 50 per cent; Matte vii
mot, 70 per cent; Vern Jarrett, sc
per cent: Owen Cass. 81 per cent
Lille Rash, 90 per cent; Lucy
Rash. IS per cent; Ermir Tharp
81 per cent, and Vic Francisco, !;
| Der cent.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-03-11
MT. VERNON, KY.

Elder Jr., sold to VIM. Doan a
mare for SIS. George Cummins
sold to Jim Myers a plug horse for
$50. James Cash bought Of R. /;
Lawrence a horse at $50. Brent
Brown sold 10 G. A. Morgan s cat
tie at ST. but have not been deliv-
cred yet,
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-03-11

After four-year old Harold had
gone to bed on Christmas eve his
mother went into the room to see
if he had hung up his stocking.
Much TO her surprise she found
that the little fellow had appropri-
ated one of hers for the occason.
and had attached slip of paper on
which he had printed in a bold
hand one of his Sunday-scool texts:
"tHe Lord loVveTh a cHeaRfuLL
giVvR. "
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-03-11

Exercising patience. Uncle BIZ
jah was a great sufferer from rheu-
maiism
Why don't YOU do something
for it, uncle: asked one of his
white neighbors.
Oats what Is doin' boss. TAX
in it right along"
Is II helping YOU any
Not yit, bnt it will. the man |
git it fun say it bound to knock it
out.
How long have you been tax
ing the iledicine?'
- Bout 70 yeahs
Four wears? And it hash cur
ed you? WIZ don't YOU quit it
and Try something else
Boss, said Uucle Bijah, rs
had dis rheumatic fawty-fO' yeahs.
/ 70 don't spect kin git shet of it
all 10 wunst, do yuh''
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-03-11

Come We lasses, gather round,
Mix a bowl Of cheere;
Fill the cup and fill it up,
Toast the maids Leap Leare!
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-03-11
B.autIlui Spnng:-

Bsautilui SpIlng:-
The first bird of spring attempted
to sing,
But ere he had sounded note,
The cold March winds did whistle
ard blow,
Till the music friZ in his throat.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-03-11
s 8 ae-,as,s = 8 BARGAINS
a sI4s'7,ss1s.r;t;. Z KRUGER GSONS,
Fertilizer At S115 per
VI " wv Hundred lbs,
OO'SI WINI Pounds

\aTE and sell this this because must
w have the room.
BisseIl Chilled PIows and repairs all at low prices
Eagle Points that will improve your house Come and get
YOUR price before buying
The Year 1903 has gone and passed and we well
satisfied with trade during that year, but trade has
been growing each and make it better 1904 than
before will give beautiful Picture Frame to
cash customers a the end Of each month.
So cal! up Phone No. 81 and we will
be delighted TO wait on you.
KRUGER & SONS,
Mt. VERNON. KY.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-03-11

What do you think. Mr.. Dins-
more? said Miss I'roCks, Il lost
my fine new umbrella to-day and
it had my name en- the handle. toe"
Then you Will hive To- get an-
other, of course. replied Mr. Dins
more.
Another umbrella
No, another name.
ooh, Mr.. DinsmOre, this is so
sudden Still, you may ask papa
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1904-03-11
MORE RIOTS.

Disturbances Of strikers are not
nearly as grave 4, an individual
digorder OF the system. Overwolk
loss OF sleep, nervous tension will
be followed by utter collapse unless
a reliable remedy Is Immediately
employed. There's nothing so ELI
Cient to cure disorders OF the liver
kidneys as Electric BitterS. It's
wonderful tonic, and effective uerv-
inc and the greatest all around
medicines for ruu down systems
1t dispells Nervousness, Rheuma-
tism and NeralgIa and expelS Ma
larla germs. Only soc. and salts
faction guaranteed by all druggist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15
SnldJrift ei9euer Nrt.

Nem AlbOnn Sno, IA. Moi.
- Gin @robitein, weld)er beute bon
bier mad Gli5obetb Sorrilon.Gour-
tp, geianot muroe, nm ouf oem@ra6c
bon elmer 8rolpn Blob 5rt iiuoen
entbGlt Die %iolgenOe Sni6riit: 81
mer SrolunL qeboren am II. 9e5cnI.
Der 1878, mllroe am 8. Siili 1903
bon @oIter Sail ermoroet. Meiu lit
Die &ade, iogt Der &err, id weroe
pergelten." 9romn'S Wlltter bate
ben Stein beltellt.
grolpn mir0e Dor 10 Wtonaten nm
gefGbr 10 WeiIen unterbolb oieier
Stoot al Der aentudp'er Seite oc@
Ohio = 6llliieS bon @ulter SaQ &c.
t0otet. &oQ mltrOe freigeiproden,
ga er IN MISUNDERSTANDING gebor
oelt botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15
8amoitcniucrf.

GbiIlicotbe, NO, IA. Moi.-
Gin 8erlu6 murOe 0citern Nbeno &C.
mod)t, in Der gtGbe bon Sonlpiel oen
oGannon 9oa 3 @rpreBSug" Der
@ubolb 2inie 5um Gntgleilen 5u
hringen. SomeS Gunn, elm 2ano-
9rieitrdger, tuor nad Sompiel &c.
fommen, nm Die Eoitioden 81 no.
len. "a Der Bug GeripGtuna bate,
cling er oemielben cine Strede entge'
gen uno aemobrte 5lpei 9obnl6mei
len Die ari ben @eleiien feitgebum-
Den marer, Gr entfernte oieielben
uno ging nof DEM Stotionsboule
5uriid. Gbe er ooiielbe erreidte. mllrs
De cr bon 5luei M1nnern ougebaIten,
ole ibm nit Meiicru mebrere Stih
mllnoen beibro6teu poraui oielelbcn
peri6monoen, 0unn's @unoen limo
geiGbrlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15

gniebaIl. IT. Grob oeS 0robcn-
Den WetterS fon0en lid Die 6reunoe
ocS 9oieboQipieles geitern bod 81
(oulen0en auf Dem Spielplabe Elm
unb muroen fir ibre Miibe beloDnt,
inoem Die 9oltimorer lpieoer gelpon-
men, uno 5mar NIT 8 9egen 1 Hun
ocS Clubs bon Ho6eIter. 9ieicr eiuc
Rum mar ein rSome Stun" Der Be
ill6er in Der iedSten Snnina.
Gem @eri dtSperfabren
il bermieiem. SIM mittleren
StationSbouie nuroe geItern Srou
Goiliop, Ole 8eliberin Der @irtbi6oft
Nr. 37S, 6orreititraBe, inter Der Anz
tIa9e, Srn. Sobn W. Garrett pol
Hr. sol, Observation-Disclosures, cine fiji
berne ll6r uno $50 in 9oor9elo &c.
itoblen 81 bo6en, 9egen $1,000 9iirg-
i6oft Dem @eri6tSperfobren iiber.
mieien. Die Srau itebt 6ereits me
gen SaltenS elmer Spielboue inter
$500 9iirgidoft, unb Der WarihoGl
mill Der Spirituoien-9 Gommii
lion empfeblen Die 2icen5 fir Die ee-
nanute @irtbihoit su p%ioerrufen.-
Garrett be5euete, Bob er in balb be-
fuuBtloiem 3uitanbe in Der @irtb-
idoit Der Srau lab unb fiiblte, mie
Die aneei6uloigte ibn1 Die llbr unn
lein @elo aus ben Sai6en bolte. Gr
molte %otf6rouien, boh oa ieien 5tpei
aerle 9efommen uno bGtten iid in
ni6t mib5uueritebenoer @eiie iibcr
i'm bergemadt uno i'm Damn 5ur
9biire binous %9etporfen. aIs Die 5tpel
an9reifer muroen geitern Sobn 5.
Suaipon uno SameS $. Sa5lett BON
Sergeanten Norton pefboftet unI
pom YoIi5eiribter Grammar eben.
ioas Den 8roBgcidnorenen iiberluie'
len.
auf oiebei6en 6eiBenS Z q.
&c folgte geitern abeno Elm frudtbo
rer 8epitterregen, pel6er Die beiB,
Semperotrr betr6dtlid abgefiiblt
bat. slud fir beute lit 9eaen angc
fiinoigt uno manf)e Iusfliige in.
Sreie meroen oaber wobl fir elm
ipatere 3eit peri6oben meroen mil
! len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15
Srirat6S.9 ieenScn.

Die iolgenoen SeiratbS . 2icen5en
miroeu geitern bonn Glcrf bes Som.
mon RleaS. 8eri6ts olsaeitellt:
Sobn Daniel 2ittle, %, uno @li5u
6. @bite, 81; Ipplifant Seon O.Ser.
ran0ini, 9tr. 704, Horo.9orepitr.
SameS 3. @otion %, 0r. 1908,
SonoperilroBe, uno Goitb ". Iis
bor0S, 20.
George &eimbod, Nr. $40, Siio.
GutaluitroBc, mo Wag9ie @ciemor,
%.
Gogor DC. 8rodie, q, uno Qouiic
70. 9eBenbergcr, %: appIifont s.
Glemion 0r. $40, Roro Sutton,
Ipenle.
Sobn Z. 9iibop, 26, uno Sennic
Glommon, 20, Nr. 1918, SamOSitr.
War 9lororiprice. ~, uno Winnic
Gint, 81; Npplifont W. aopelO, Nr.
1919, 9toro-Si9bitroBe.
alfreo u. aord)er, 23, uno Wory
q. Yertermon, q; Npplifuut Gba3.
u. 9cotbn Nr. 10. Noro Carrot.
ion.MDenue.
Sarrp 6. gurgan, "a, uno gmmo
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Plus benz Snmercn MnrNlnno's nno
ocu mgren5cnocn Staatcn,
8 nr3e u u.

Sn Gbeltertoun muht 0eS Nbcn0&
Gin Neger Ole StroBen ouour6 unii.
der, OaB ct alle 0amen, Delhe al.
lem geben, 81 tiiiicn ucriudt. Nn
eincm Ger Nbcnoe Der leBten @ohc
lou Der Shmor5e odt Srollen ange.
bultcn baben.
Der i'm grmenbuuie in Sager&-
tomn geItorbene Batrid SiBgeroIo
ruor in iriiberen Sobren iiber 500.
600 pertb, ole er in Californian &C.
nlod)t botte. Gin 0ruoer bon iDm
mobnt in Connecticut. Der Wonlt
muroe olf Dem Nrmenfrieobofe beer.
oi9t.
Su Ser N0bc bon ct. 2eonaroS,
Colbert . County, mur0e Der &eid).
nam zines mnbefunnten bier Monatc
olten &iuoes in einem oihten@oloc
9eiunoen, Der bon @unoeu no6e5u
oufqeireiien morOen mar.
Der Foli5eihef Nrtbur Sidom in
Grisiielb bat relignirt mo GbmarO
Yrilitt muroe an ieiner Stelle er-
mdblt.
Sn Glicott GitD 1tarb Ser SO
Sabre olte Sobn |&auonnou9h mel.
der longe Sabre an Der Baltimore
Ohio . gobn" angelteat mar
Die Steuerrote fir Galoert.Gountp
lit ouf 81 feItgeieBt moroen
Der bel Saoreso -@roce 9efunoene
2eidnam zines ertrunfenen 9tegerS
lit ais oerieni9e oeS Negers Gbelter
bon Glen Goue, Sorforo = 9ountD
ioentifi5irt poroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-15

6 mpong fiir nGrton." -
lleber Den beporltebenoen gmpiang,
ben Die aurora" bon Heiparf Dem
narion" bon Baltimore %gelegentlid)
Der Ginlpeibung Der WfenoelSiobn.
eeiiite 5u Sbeil peroen ldBt, ihreiht
Jbie Y3eru.Seriep Sreie 3eitung" I'M.
ter Dem geltrigen 9atum: "Sn Der
geltrigen @eidGftsiibuna mad Der
Singltmoe oes M. s.. .. aurora"
ipuroen Die 8orbereituneen fir Den
empiong oeS W. o. g. n4rion" BON
Baltimore beiprohen, Der lid CUR
@ntbiiQungsieier Der Wenoelsiobn'
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Elm miro Der @ait Der aurora" lein,
,lino miro I'M .SoQano*SduS" fir
Oeren MitglieoerG uartier belegt. I'm
70 llbr meroen Die @dite erportet,
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Sfmeiter, 8rau 81. 9. Sunt, Ir
643, @eit-8altimoreitr.
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pes CONCERT. SLIDER GOllefte.
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