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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-21
Saturday is circus day.
Byron.

Saturday is circus day.
The state house grounds need NOW
ing.
A chance to carry water to the ele-
plants day after tomorrow.
| Ringlings' circus goes from Topeka to
| Kansas City to show Monday.
Father F. NJ. Hayden of this city
went to Kansas City Wednesday.
Geo. o. Beardsley and his mother will
start for Colorado Springs today to be
gone till fall.
Leavenworth began a series of four
straight games here with the Saints
this afternoon.
Hay fever is beginning to break out
i'm a few especially aristocratic neigh
borhoods of the city.
Hint for the young Americans: You
have to go to bed just twice yet he
fore the circus comes.
w. o. Neville. Rock Island trainmas-
ter, is examining applicants for rail-
road jobs at Harrington.
The city baseball league will profit
by the vacation of Washburn park by
the Missouri Valley league.
N. H. LOOMS is hearing federal court
cases during the summer while Juduge
Pollock is away on his vacation.
The Republican headquarters have
installed three Independent telephones.
Their numbers will be 46, 220 and pa.
The street railway has the pavement
a
while repairs to the track are being
made.
Attendance is keeping up well at the
Vinewood Park theater where Lorraine
buchanan is presenting THE Billion
airess.''
One good thing about the new Tope-
ka baseball park is that a person won
have to walk two blocks after leaving
the cars.
Owing to the bad weather, the people
who attended the horse show Wednes-
day night were allowed to retain their
tickets and come again.
The child of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Stewart, which swallowed a wire sta
pie last week and was operated upon at
Christ hospital, is recovering rapidly.
The paving contractors are doing a
rush job on jackson street. 1t is eX-
pected that the two blocks to the street
railway car barns will be completed
this month.
When the news came that a receiver
had been asked for for the Jerusalem
show on the Pike at St. Louis, the tele-
graph editor remarked, Jerusalem has
fallen again.
The Rodgers brick plant, west of
town. has four car loads of BRICK stand
ing in the Rock Island yards, which
are being unloaded into wagons and
hauled to Eleventh street for the Ram
sey paving job.
Very few people appreciate what the
proposed improvements of the Union
Pacific mean to Topeka and North To-
peka especially. Instead of being a
wnistling station North Topeka will be
one of the important points on the line.
County Treasurer Bowen has a deed
to a piece of property in Topeka, which
was acknowledged by two people in
Minnesota, five in Massachusetts, two
in California, one in Rhode Island, two
in Pennsylvania. one in Kansas and one
in Iowa. 1t took a year to complete
the deed.
T. B. Murdoch, editor of the FL Do
RADIO Republican, is visiting in Topeka.
He reports that the Walnut furnishes
better, bass fishing this year than ever
but he places the limit of the weight
of the bass at four pounds. He says no
seven Founders ever navigate the Wal
nut.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-21
GOT NO MONEY.
Bank Burglars Succeed in Demolish-
ing the Building

Davenport, Ia, July 21.-Two men
entered the new state bank at East
Milne, ILL.,, early today, blew up the
big safe by a charge of nitroglycerine
and although securing no money, ac-
cording to the officers of the bank
demolished the entire bank building.
Posses are in pursuit of the robbers,
one of whom is thought to have been
seriously injured by the explosion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-21
Night was Her Terror.

81 would cough nearly all night long"
writes Mrs. Charles Applegate of Alexan-
sleep. / had consumption SO bad that IL
I walked block would cough frightf1l-
medicines failed, three &.O0 bottles Of
or. Kings New Discovery wholly cured
me and 1 gained 50 pounds" It's abso-
lutely guaranteed to cure coughs, colds
la grippe. bronchitis and all throat and
lung troubles rno,S ~ D Tna S ~ se IRA
Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-21

Independence. Kan, July 21.-S. p.
Snyder has added another big gaser to
the string south of this city. 1t is on
the Wingard tract, and is estimated
at from 100000 to 100000 feet
a day. Enough gas has been found in
the south side district the eoast three
months to supply nearly all the i'm
portant cities of this state. The great
question is what is to be done with =.
The Kansas Natural Gas company now
has about 600, 100000 feet shut in.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-21
FuneraI of Mrs. Nj. E. Nudge.

Manhattan, Kas., July 21.-The
funeral of Mrs. Mary Z. Nudge took
place here Wednesday afternoon. Her
was aged IS years. She was the widow
of Prof. ]. B. Nudge, who died 25
years ago, and who was the first state
geoIogist, and who was also called
the prince of geological collectors In
the west. His name is engraved on
one of the panels in the hall of rep
reSonfa tiveS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-21
Miss Howell Buried at PaoIa.

Paola, Kas., July 21.-The funeral
of Miss Hester Howell, who with
three others was drowned in the Blue
Saturday night, was held from the
residence of her aunt, Mrs. G.. K.
Bates Wednesday. Mrs Umrig-
hauser, of the Christian Science faith,
conducted the brief services. Miss
Howell was born in this city
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-21
BURTON CASE IN FALL.
United States Supreme Court Will
Soon Hear the Senator.

Washington. July 21.-Justice Brew
err of the United States supreme court
has granted a writ of error to the
United States district court for the
eastern district of Missouri in the case
of Senator Joseph Ralph Burton, con-
yicted in ST. Louis of accepting a fee
for services before the postoffice de-
partment while member of the
United States senate. The case will be
reviewed by the United States supreme
court probably in the fall.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-21
Fatally Hurt by a Mule.

Perry Kan, July 21.-William Brit
tan, son of T. Britain, farmer. several
miles northeast of here, was found
near Perry late Wednesday in an I'M
conscious condition, with his skull
crushed He was handling a pair of
mules, and the superstition is that he
was kicked by one of the animals. 1t
is thought he cannot recover.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-21
western Postmasters Appointed.

Washington. July 21.-These post
masters have been appointed:
Indian Territory-Emet District
%, John w. Marshall, vice James T.
Gardner, resigned.
Kansas-Wittrup Hodgeman coun-
ty, Henry ]. Steel, vice A. M. Smith,
resigned.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-21
Is MILES FROM LASSA.
British Force the Highest Pass on the
Route.

Gyang Use. Thibet, July 21.-The
British mission to Thibet under COM
mand of Colonel Younghusband, on
July 1S forced a passage of the Ice
clad Karola, the highest pass on the
road to I4assa. A less stubborn de-
Tense was made than was expected.
The Thibetans retired early in the
engagement, sniping the advancing
British soldiers from the neighboring
cliffs.
The British now are twenty-five
miles from Lassa.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-21
This Wheat yielded Wei.

Abilene, Kan, July BID. o.
Landes, who brought in the first load
of new wheat yesterday, was greatly
surprised in the yield His wheat went
"a bushels to the acre and was a good
quality throughout, testing from Sc to
So pounds The price paid is 1 8 cents
higher than the same grade brought
last year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-21
Rock Islands St. Louis service

peka daily at 400 %. m. carrvi1 .
Coaches, Chair Cars. Tourist ana
Standard Sleepers through to St. I,n,is
without change, We have through
Standard Sleepers on No. 10 and NJ
IS. No. 10 leaves Topeka at 7:45 ~,
No SO leaves Topeka at sos D. m. ar
irving at St. Louis at $50 D. m. and
1920 a m.
BY taking the Rock Island for g.
Louis you avoid the very disagreed HE
change of cars at Kansas CITY AIso
remember that No. Rock IslanJ
train lands you at the main entrance
to the Worlds Fair grounds.
For reservations and all other infor-
nation see
A NJ. FULLER, c. p. A
Both phones 3s4. Rock Island Deno.
You needn't join the army to be ordered
to the front Just use the trolleVs and
you'll find it a daily stunt
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-21
Robbery at Perry.

Perry, Kan, July 21.-The drug and
jewelry establishment of Fred Hess
was entered by burglars, who gained
entrance by removing a pane of glass
from a rear window. The robbers Sc
cured a small amount of jewelry. No
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-21
Chancellor strone,s Vacation.

Lawrence. Kan, July 21.-Chancel-
Tor and Mrs. Strong left Lawrence last
evening for Colorado, wher they will
remain for several weeks, principally
at Estes park.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-21
To Improve siberian Railway.

million dollars has been allowed by
the government for immediate i'm
provements on the Siberian railway.
The St. Petersburg Gazette, referring
to the seizure of vessels in the Red
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-21

Meet your friends at the Vinewood
park theater and see THE Billion
airess'' by Lorraine Buchanan and
her company. Everybody is going.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-21
Strike Ends in Compromise.

San Francisco, July 21.-The strike
of brewery workers ended in a COM
promise. Hereafter the men are to
receive s21 a week in wages, and are
to be paid 60 cents an hour for all over
time labor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-21

sea by Russian warships, says:
Whether or not the Red sea cruisers
came through the Dardanelles has
nothing to do with the right of search
and seizure. All this noise will have
no effect
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-21

The Japs may fight the Russians,
On land or on the sea;
But the girls of this here country
Fight for Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sold by Gatiin Drug Co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-15
&arl y. Sefftcr.

SIS itorb an 70. Mdr3 1904 aorl
o.. SETTER, ein,iges Sinh pom
George mo Si5Sie Setter. i'm NItcr
non II Monotcn unb "a 1ogcl,.
%al SIT friib bit 9u geidicOrH,
lind ullllonlt mar inier TIch'it,
9nlbe ionft in @ottcs Sricocn
9't3 mir bort uns nieoericD'll.
CItcrn, troGnet Cure SbrHltn.
SIT Gild Der 8erluit ollt %'t.lpcr,
S,iro ctn &inb Der @elt entrt'icn,
3oblt @ott cinen gngel mebr.
Die gccroioiung finoct bcllte,
G,cnltog, Den 10. MGr5. 1913 llbr
Nodmittogs. bon Ger cite"liden
@pbnnng, Nr. 430, 9. .Gm04pooo-
>lrobe, aus oili Der r&rrotntFor
Cemetery" ltott, lpo5il &rruolnte II.
tsrrunoc c%ingcloocn iino. ca ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-15

ipirflid fertia IleGrn.Jt. Dob MAJ bon
Der Snicl az t%rosentit NuBes nod
Der Serlep-9iiI;c grDcn fam. 9ie
Monhotton ,Niic! ii nit Sericp.Gitp
onrh eincn S.nnc! uerMnhen, Der
infer Dem 0'tbinn onrdgcfiibrt lit.
Gas SGbrboot. -" b'@bcr Den ein5i-
gen &crfcbr ILHr aul Nitoion permit.
tcltc, bot IN 0c"l nc..tn Sllnnlcl clncl
Riuolcn 9cfl r>cn. nc lilobernc Sed)-
nif bat al sic nlciCn mo NroBct
Ninocrniiic, hic i;Gi Gem Sumncl. 0mr
ent1egen itrl!.cn. :ibcrlpunhcn. Gtiuo
orci Subr5cl'tc 1T III renl Wcrf &C
urbcitet lpprGcL NlioHgS nit nldlt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H:ii5lid)tcl. Gen
c~ritclt llntc 'nthGlcrn Gingen oic NO.
nctcn aus, ubrt nnotrc griricn Den
Elol lpicocr ali unh iilhrtcn i'm
idlicblid, 5iuI GrioiGc. @cl0 bat baa
llntcrnebnIcn Ncun1 N'foltct mo alld)
Die 3obl bcr Wtcnluyrnlcbclt Die bel
Dem @ou 9tiorOcyt mnrben, lit nidt
gcril9. Nllcin bHl Il(id)cn lpiclt bier
feline %bcionhrrc Npi,c. ipelln cs iid
borlm bonoclt, .,elle TerfebrSlpcgc
fir cine Mctrppclc, ioic bic an 0llo.
ion. 81 iho en-. Cic,triide Nobn.
lpogen ipcrorn lIiln ucn &erfcbr 5iui.
ld,en Der Stunt 9tGu ?)prf mo Der
SerlcDsS cit2 %pcrlh'ticin belfen. Die
&ollcnbunq Dice. lrnncls lit obcr
MIR Die critic Gtoppc IN oen 9roBcn
Srnncl e @aatcn Men . Dorf'S. Ole
oEenniplporin Nabi = @cicaihnft"
bot Die Cor rnitc iilr zen 0oil hires
SltnnelS, ne" nilt clos inter Dem
'Suoion. iorhcru nltd) inter Dem Goit-
Hipcr bltrhqciij5rt lucrbcn ioll, be.
rcitS p%cr1ctcn. llnIcrc Scd,nif bats
bod nbcrrlih mcit gebrobt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-15
Queen Mnne'S GiIenba4nsGu.

Gabrplan trat in 8raft 5. Se5. 1908.
0ampfer perlaHen pier Nr. 10 on
eight trabe tdsli4 (aussenommen
Sonntass) UNI a llbr Na9mittass
naH 2ope point, &ent=Sslanb Gens
trepine, Queenstown. Denton, Greenz
pooo, GLENDALE. 2eipss unb 3tpiidenz
Stationen.
Nur Montass nm 7.15 Morssns,
nad 2ope Ypint, Queenstown, Gbes
Terrible. @reenipoob unb 3piI4ens
Stationen.
81. 9, = Der Oampfer Samitag
Nadmittag mad 2ppe ppint tebrt aus
rid mad Baltimore nm $50 Mbenbs.
5radt ipiro an Woheutasen Bis 3
llbr Nadmiitass entsegen ssnommen.
Srant @bIen. SequeIter.
Sobn 6. 9oslep. @.sp.sI.
(Mai27,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-15
Hnbolpb Gbmann.

IS itnrb an 10. W1rS nod) fur
gem Seiben Huoolpb Gbmonr, &C.
liebter @dtte BON Gbriitino Gbmonn,
i'm 46. 2ebensinbrc. Die @ecroi.
gung finoct Wittwodl, = llbr Nod-
mlttogs, pom Srouerbnilc Nr. 3l5,
5orrelt-S troBe, aus olli Der Use
tern Cemetery" itott. Gr interloBt
Wtltter. @ottin uebit brci &inocrn.
@obl ibnl, er bot cs MN pollenoct,
N0d| fnr5em 2eioen gebt er elm sur
Stub;
@ott. bat gum Better es gelucnoet,
Gr Gilt Der bclicrcn Seimctb 5u;
Gr Gcbt 81 ieilcm Soft ullb &errn,
Sit BORT bon alien Seiocn fern.
T5-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-15
ltnicrc Mns- Mnb Gininbr III 1908.

Dos Stotiiiiid)c Slircuu bes &ont
bells nnb Nrbeits CtPnrtcniel,tS 0lbt
eincm gebrGnqtcn eIiia;ltg iiber ilnlerc
Gin. uno M,siutr tm7 pcriloliel1en
Sabre aus Sm g,i6eT Sobelcnmo-
terial, bas 5::'nrnieli 8ctro9ct NOR.
ben. IS gcbt baroits berpor, Dab Die
gmsiubr ci~rteinii,3ct Fronlfte aus
Den Ser. Stooten grobcr 1T, ais 81.
irgeno cine, nn1crct Sanocs Der
Groc. @ir i~i'lrtcn i'm Sabre 1903
fir ,392,23t, 900 Collars Glitter ans.
mcbr oils Gn0lonh rus NIT 1873.
2S3,OO0 Golfers on 5%iuciter Stclle
itebt. 9elltidlonb crportirte iii.
1892 31 900 Collars, Sronf-
reid fir rnno S2c12 Wtiaionen; Die
Hicbcrlnnbe iiir 100 Milionen 0ol.
lars. Sn Oct Giniu9t Itebcn mir OFT
Dritter Stell". W.obhriionnien bottc
BARN Die SiiGrltns nit iiber 251
Minionen Collars, -e,uldlonb iol9tc
4. nit 1910 W''nipnea Dollars. oonll
fommen bie Ger. -louten nit lO2G
Minioncrt, rie N'tSe;Ianoe nit SGT
Wtiaioncn, Srail.rc,G hit 3iS Wtiuip.
iicn Collars
,sm @on,en 9inaen II Ero5cnt INT
icrcr Nnsiu)s nod, europa, 10 Fro'
sent nod Morn Nmcilfo, Der Melt nod
Sio-NmcriIn. NiiciL Nuitrolicn NM
Mfrifo. @dtrcno iptr nn europa fill
mebr. oils 1000 ..ilaiunen Collars
perfouiten. Wur Siia.Nmerifu bios
/. adiifer fir If WilIioneu Collars
Norb.amcrito bcjog iir 2io Wiilio
men BON ms. Min llir So Willionelt
Mnitrolicn iiir ~ Miuioncn uni
Mfrifo fir IS Miil.nncn llnicre Ore
belten alnbcn morcn c,ld) I'M perilol
ienen Sabre io;ebcr I lglonb. Eelltih
Lamb nno Canada.
Gin @eralcid) jiliid)cn 1873 Uni
1903 ergibt, &C. ;iilcre Nilsfibr IL
Der 3eit bon 522 Wiliionen Color.
auf 1920 Winionen eeitie9cn lit. vi
Der Spite rn;crcr aLaiubr.Erobuft
iteben nud irtnlcr o;c ldnoipirtbifoft
lid,en GrSeuJai';e III Der Sobe pol
S73 Wtiuipnrr Scl!nls. etlua 63 Trc
sent unieter Seionnlt.guaiubr. &c
Werib .nuiertr eypoliirten Snonltrie
Grseugniiie bc5iftciie lid onf 40
Winionen Tollny3 nAcr 20 Ero]cn
oes Ueiamm; Grpo.ts.
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Sic Icrgcr : Gntidciounu.

Gnolid bot oua Obcr Nlr0cs.
gcrid)t icinc GntiheiounQ in Dem
Nortbern Securitica 9 Sale obgcgcs
ben. Is bnnoeltc lid bcfomtlid)
I'm Die Scrcinigung Der Morb.Yoci
tic nno Der @rcat Atortbcrn Moblls
9onpognicn gum ;}lucf, ourd; hieicS
Wonoppl olf Soften onotr"r Bah.
ilcn ibrc SitcrciIcn 81 iorhcrH. 0as
&orgehcn gc9en bieic Giicnbobn.
COMPUTATION pnr bcrcits lcttes
Sabr burh bas Scr. Stootcn-&rci5-
gerid,t bon Winnelotu ST llug.nitcn
Der @obnen cntidicocn morotn. Sctt
hot Die bod)lte NppcIl- Srlton, ocs
Sanoes Die ~Gntiheiouno hcItGtiat,
aber ilid)t ctlpa %cinitinmig, me man
bate erlporten iollcn, ionrsrn nit
tiint 9egen brci Stiumcl. Milo olld)
III oieIcr Gntlhcioun9. pcIde fir
oie Srit'tfroaen bon groBtcr Srua.
ipeltc iii, Iito oic Mitglicocr oeo
bod)lten 6crid)tsboics ntd)t oericIbcl
Weinung. Snmerbin miro hic Gnt-
lteiolng pom Golfe nit Srcllrcn be-
arilBt perocn, oenn ilift mr. olt0crc
9obncn miroen onrh OcnWttroer &c.
ld,uoigt, uld) bos Tublifnm Iottc
inter Dem Wonopol 81 leihcr ilno
miBte iein Quota bo5u bcitrooe1, Ole
aolien Der @obn.W iognotcr III fill.
len. Gem Stoatc Winlcicio &c.
bilbrt baS grobte @erbicnlt, car Die
1roac, oh bos Sbermon'id)c Mnti.
S%rultgeleb perfniiun9sm0big lit mo
oh Der Congress ons Hcdt hobe, Gin
loltes @eict 81 crldiien, jc5t enc.
giiltig cltldicoen morben ill.
Die Mergcr +. gntidJeioulo lit bon
GROCER Srogpeitc. Dic Sbernon.
Ifte beItebt 81 Ged)t, itilo cs liegt
fein @rino mchr Dor, morilm nlft
nllb gegcn onoerc idIinlmc, ia nod
Ihlimmcrc SrilitS, mic Ticiihtruit
a%oblentruit, Eopiertrult II. ogl. jest
errltlid) porgegangcn lpcfbcn fGnnte.
9iele SrllItS oreiicn IN Dos mirtb-
peroerblid)er Elm, als Giicnbobn-
Wonopole. Die Scrreu 9oriinncr
lpcrben o~llcroinos Der Weraer.Gnt.
ideibnng ein grobercs Sntcrc'ic cnt-
gegenbringcn, oa Die G%iicnbohnpo.
pierre nll Der @orie cine groBe Nole
ipielen. Sir bnS Golf iinO Sleiid,
Npblc,L 3lider II. bgl. BON orjferer
Mibtigfeit. Der Stein lit left cill,
nol ms Holen gcbrnd)t; e. gift
iett, Die Gntiheioung meitcr ol,ssll-
mo nid)t lodcr 81 loiien Die
Wonopolilten perOcn ia nid)ts lln-
periild,t lalien, Inn onhere Geicblid)c
Mctbobcn oi,S5ntiiiteln, I'M trob al,
Ter Mntitrilit.@ eleBe ibrc 3iclc III cr-
reid)en. CD ibncli bos aelineer miro.
b1ngt bon Der Administration ob.
9as Hedt. ein5nihreiteli, lit ihr &c.
ieblid) geiuGbrleiitct. Sic hrnild)t
iinr 5it bolocln. Die SrlIts, INSIDE
ionocre Der Slciihtrult, bobcn bis
her Die gerif,tlid)en 9eich!c nit
iolipcroner Mibohtung behonoclt.
0ieicr l%lmgebnno Der @eIetc fam
iinb mnlB Elm Gnoc 9enlod)t lpcrocll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-15
Sricberifa &c Grirs.

is itorb ON 10. MGri 1904 mad,
l;llgcrem 2eioen GricNcritto .,
Grics, gclicbte @attin bon >,'obuml
Dc &ries. 0ns 9egrG5rib iinbct
10 0 ely Nod)mittooa I'm >
l!br, bonn Sranerbolie, Nr. 1929
Gtuion-I oe., aus itott, ipo't oicS5cr-
ltcnbten mo Sreunbe Der Semitic
tGilidlt ein0eloocn limo. Go
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i}a9rrlan= Nsnbcruna.

6alrrIan= @snbcruns.
Cincinnati unb ct. 0ouis, tdslif, Spnny
ngs hh~sasnrmInen, pcn Nft. Ncyll.S Station
INN S,45 Moraens. ron Gampcn-S tatipn
Tim 8 lltr Icrsens.
Walb'hgtpn, 45 Winntrn, ausgsncmmen
Scnhtaas. ron Mt. 8pyal. Station I'M
ll.55 Tcrmittass, BON Camden. Staticn
um II llbr Nittass.
8altinatcn. Grpreb. aussrncmmen Sonn-
tags, non VT. Npyal.G Station I'm l.55
$tcrsens, ppn Gompsn> Staticn um 2 lltr
Mcrscns.
Silet.Slreaur: Nprtmel. Gde Charles.
une Saratp9a. StraBc (Y. M. &. u. Vuit.
cin9) 526 Sub.Yrpacmas Mcunt &rYal.
Statirn peer Gampen.St dtipn
3. 9. Martin. Wgr. IaG. Iraffe.
q. W. Saffctt, 0en. rYiT. .@sent.
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1tst in arsttam %. asstmt.t

5rat inarot %. Qpstmtsr -
Sist pelaNtn oiltnsS z tation. bic fslst:
Gdottd.
40 frhb - 64ntapot, 9auptlinit, edotStotp~
seaputsboro, q. & %. gabn uno BEN Suexns
unb ausetnommtn SpHntaqs y. y. z M
Gbambersbure, Martinsbure uno nS,npeR"'
ll.25 Vbtnps = Nfiom. mad llnton.Sttoof.
I d, suseene nj men Senh.ayL
I.25 frib = Uorf. g.. & O.. DIV. uno oShp,nt'nn"
0hli6 BON GmOrp @rOSs, Carlisle uHo w. p
a., s,erm. saupttinie, 6assrststsn. etlepens'
euro, Srtpuid, Gmmiisbura UNI ~ q U.s. ~
,oI9 sorn. = atiOm. nod tiHioHsssisse. 0sri
>, s,ohm Nftom. mad .tnionsgrtbge.
>, sahu. aiipm. na1 Gmerp Sront. .. D
a. Sip, jofpit Uorf.
~ slotbm. - 9rprtb ra6 G!uHoon. @fRnlns
mr. Vtips yptnpior llnipnsgrioot uno bona dts
.om. bis Saqsrstopn; terntr Jrtoertd, GmmttBs
bura uuo Gbippsnsbura Cparlorsedr).
All Nabm. - Nifom. nab @ncrp 0rope.
SIS 9iabm. - 2imiieo nab gorf. poaos1 lal
wtttpsbnrs. (garlorsgar.)
6l2 Nbsuos Mifom. mad l1nionspriboe.
500 abtuos alton. nab Gmors GrssG \
Qur 9 ouutaa
935 Born. - alton. nab Union HritSs nj
&dnpper.
go 4atm. = giipm. na1 tlnicuJgribos.
40 GaHm. - gilom. mad Gmptp grope,
: @altsn ni6t on psnniplpanidssipe sStatioH e.
Billet. uno @tpGd,9 iir,au, 215 Ct.galtimssv
Gtrabt.
3iet halttu anf Unions, gennfpfponios Gsenuss
Buttons unp Nolbroofs Stdtion an.
v. .. @rtsipoip D., Gen. 9raffif Tqr.
D. w. e,uttk Gen. Pal .saemN
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,1phn .Ncrmin c. SnDn,

2ei0clbcItotter mo GinboIianircr,
Or. 20OS, Srleans.S troBe, Wo.
Gclcpbon, @i1bior 255. 3tpcigge'
lc)Git: Nr.52i, pcrl. Galtern.Ipcnllc,
&igbIonbtoiun. Baltimore. Wb. &c.
lcpbon. @ilblpr go. autiden lper'
Den 9clicicrt iiir @od5citen, ltuter.
boltilngcn uno nnbcrc @clcgenbci.
tel. GScbfI,1St&Sl
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SobcsfaGe.

Nnl #. @ar5 Morp Goa aiacr,
8 Sabre alt.
am II. Mar5 @uitap Sonte, 3
Sabre alt.
Nm II. @sar5 Com. Omen Gotb,
3 Sobrc alt.
am 10. Mdr5 Sulills @rccnbmlm,
81 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-15

anndpolis. Wt. NopatsStation, 1850 BORN.
glmocus SUTTON, 1890. 900 gprm.. !l2.6 Wfits
TAGS. AIS. $40 Radm., 900. gb,nbs.
gerlaBtn Ganloens z tatiou nab Greotid. lbs.
1000 SormL., ISIS Vprn, lbs, 4.3o unb '5.35
WinGttr. 7.0 g0rm,, 800. 4sO, 1920 Qaa.
mittaos.
Saqtrstoipn, *. 90 9orn., HIS. 4.0 gaam.
Gnie oti s9itp uub gt. Iitp, 2oeai. 1875, D.l5
Born, i;.25, 1870, .J.35, 600, 'il.35 Wbtuos.
Gurtis' Pau, !6 % @rtmittoas.
Qurop, Mi. Rppai.S% t0tion. '2,56 Ta4m. Sans
h.v. : ,,,;n, 81 - godmittnng
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Icr d | cocnc 3 bipcr
Vl1tter cntifnloi1n Oos Hpnden ei-
mes Nc9ers IN S%pringiielo nit Der
Corruption bes @crid)tSipeicns ill
Dem betrefienocn 0iitrift. Tos Sin.
cinnoti 8olfsblatt" id)rcibt: Ser
Sorbige in Sprin9iiclo lulroc nid)t
ncgen ieincr Soltiorbc gelpnd,t uno
oiid) foftiid) nid)t cinnlol. iucil or ei-
men Morb b%cgon9cn bat, lonocrn
ipciI Die 9iir9er 81 oicicm pcr5rueiicl-
ten Mittel 9reiien 5u miilien 1loub-
ten, I'M Dem llebcrbonbnebmen ocS
pcrbred)crildcn @eiinoels ginbolt 81
gcbictcn. Ter Springiielocr &orgona
bat 9roBc gcbnliffcit nit inherent
&rolpoll bonn Sabre 1881. Gin &C.
ipilicnlpier Noppfot. Der aroBen poli-
tiiden Ginflub beinb, bate Die Suits
IN biciem County 10 poaIt1noia cor
riimpirt. boB Die @iir9er cs nift l1n'
ger ousbnltcn foniten nno ibreill
Corn gclpoltlom Suft moftcn. Der
l~lnteridico 5niifen Springfield NM
bier beltebt MIR BARN, Dab bort ooS
Sulii5luelcn bon Der Eortcipolitif ilrf
i,id)t bon eincm cin5i9cn Soaunfci
corrumpirt iuorbcn lit.
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Smith, Wcit & GponS,
Sctcftip. 4Soli5ei. Naenta,

Scnpor1rcs @ureol,. Nipple Bull
oina. Z @eit.Glop.S trobe. gll
@eidGitc itrena peridnpiegen. Y. 8
@or col. @m. y. 2pons, Md
noc.cr. "a /
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rHppal Siue "Stnte

Ctipdrts. Yul. Sdmptn. 9erl. ut. Rcpal
s6iaipaQsOn ..,... 3aslio Sol D.. 3.5 u.
e4lui. IL. Sptiis.. 3d0li6 755 y. q 800 &c
guitsi.Yarlcr, ausstn. 81. 9Dg. 9.24 DC
Variur, 9intr, ausstn. 50. 1850 .. q 1854 @.
Vattor, 9iutr, .....9deli9 I.55 y. y 1.9 y.
.Aopal 4imitio,' muir Quilmdns 3uJ.
gpaq9ons ........ 3aaiia $40 n. . 3.53 y.
Varior6a,. 9bil. ausq. 50. 4.55 y. 800 ". 6
Varios, 9insi.... 5dalib SEQ u. sos u. 6
61tdip ........ Saalib l2.3 u. 12A u. Is.
sofal.Sdlairaoqcu na6 geps0ori t:riig In,n
Gtbraub In 9Rt. RppaIse tatiou mn 1000 Nbtnps.
fontitsGitp, taQli6.
Nn. Yias balisn in DilminstOn. 6. bdlt in
Gbefttr