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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-12-01

Miss Ruth Dowty, daughter OF
Mrs. Harriet Dowty, was married
Sunday evening to Mr.. T. Rardin,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rardin.
Justice L. C. Jones performed the
ceremouy,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-12-01

Daniels & Plumb have sixty acre
farm only two miles from town.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-12-01

MS. Parker and Dode Needs had
business In the Cherokee Nation
Monday.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-12-01

Rye at Gould & Easter's.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-12-01

Z SPRINGS, CHEROKEE C
Rye at Gould & Easter's'
Claude Jones visited relatives In
Omaha last week.
Flower pots, all sizes at
Gould & Casters.
For SALK.-Good barn. Cheap.
Inquire OF Morris Doty.
Nice home in Baxter for $500.
DANIELS & PLUMB.
Maidstone at 8. A. Craig's, East
Seventh street, Galena, Kansas.
Daniels & Plumb have sixty acre
farm only two miles from town.
MS. Parker and Dode Needs had
business In the Cherokee Nation
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Easter re.
turned Wednesday morning from
Lawrence.
&c. Haskett, Roy Harvey and o..
Youse had business in Miami Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. C. Haskett returned Friday
evening from a visit with relatives
in Oklahoma City.
Mrs. R. A. Taylor of Nobleville,
Ind, is visiting her son, o. W. Tay-
ior, just west of town.
Mac Gill came in from the hunt
Wednesday. The remainder OF the
crowd will be home Saturday.
Leave your laundry with G. W.
Skinner, agent for the Jennings
Steam Laundry, at Postoffice store.
LosT.-Sunday evening, Nov. q.
near spring, silver Indian brace
let. Reward If returned to Stein's
Cafe.
Misses Bessie and Kate Bennett
who have been visiting relatives at
Odeli, Nebraska, returned home
last Thursday.
Geo. Kelsey brought whopping
big pumpkin to this Office last week.
II tipped the scales at AZ pounds.
You'll have to hurry II you beat it.
Mrs. C. NJ. Clark of thls place,
who is visiting at Dowuey, CAL,
suffered a paraiytic stroke last
Thursday. She is better, now, how.
ever.
DIR. Freeland of Joplin has located
with us. The doctor comes well
lrecom usended. He has rented the
rooms formerly occupied by DIR.
Ellis.
Miss Ruth Dowty, daughter OF
Mrs. Harriet Dowty, was married
Sunday evening to Mr.. T. Rardin,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rardin.
Justice L. C. Jones performed the
ceremony.
We have a legitimate reason to
offer for the lack of news in these
columns this week. Monday the
editor attended to some business
matters in the Territory, and Tues.
day he was hauled up as witness
in court at Miami.
Mayor L. d. Brewster and his
brother, Arthur, Roy Harvey and
Ed. Gaines returned the first of the
week from the hunt The mayor
succeeded in killing a fine big
buck, and then he hit the trail for
bonneville his record was good.
For the convenience of it's pat.
rons outside of the free delivery
limits, the Adams Express Co. has
made arrangements with Mr.. 6. W.
Skinner to establish branch Office
at mis- postoffice book store, where
express matter from other points
may be called for and received, and
express matter TO be sent away may
be left there for forwarding. Carl
Peterson, Agent.
J. E. Haskell is show.
ing the most complete
stock of gents over.
cnafc IN tho ci{u af GS
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-12-01

Nice home in Baxter for 500.
DANIELS & PLUMB.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-12-01

We have a legitimate reason to
offer for the lack of news in these
columns this week. Monday the
editor attended to some business
matters in the Territory, and Tues.
day he was hauled up as witness
ia court at Miami.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-12-01

Mayor L. D. Brewster and his
brother, Arthur, Roy Harvey and
Ed. Gaines returned the first of the
week from the hunt. The mayor
succeeded in killing a fine big
buck, and then he hit the trail for
bonneville his record was good.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-12-01

For the convenience OF its pat
rous outside of the free delivery
limits, the Adams Express Co. has
made arrangements with Mr.. 6. w.
Skinner to esta blish branch Office
at mis- postoffice book store, where
express matter from other points
may be called for and received, and
express matter to be sent away may
be left there for forwarding. Carl
Peterson, Agent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-19
Reducing Expenses
Railroads Alarmed Over Falling
of in Traffic Economy to
Be Enforced.

Chicago, May Is.-Alarmed
over the remarkable falling off in
traffic, the railroads centering in
Chicago are discharging thousands
of employees, cutting down the
hours Of labor and curtailing ex-
penses in every possible direction.
1T is estimated that since January
i, 1904, more than rs, 900 railroad
employees have been discharged in
the United States and the pruning
process is still going on.
Traffic officials yesterday declar-
ed that in several years traffic had
not been so light as it is now and
they believe that they are entering
a period Of traffic depression which
has not been equaled in years.
Rigid economy has, therefore, been
ordered II all departments and for
ces and are being reduced to
a minimum.
There is not a railroad having
terminals in Chicago which is pur-
posing undertaking any improve
ments or renewals which are not
absolutely essential to the mainte-
nance Of the property and proper
conduetion Of business. The or
ders for rails and for equipment
and power have been reduced to
actual necessity. This retrench-
ment in betternents and equipment
has in turn greatly reduced the
number Of employees necessary en-
the railroads and will eventually
result in the reduction Of forces
in many manufacturing lines.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-19
Guihris VS. Ghiekasha
Senators Won the Third Game Of
The Three Game Series Play
ed "a Innings

The game yesterday between
Guthrie and Chickasha was the
hottest contested game of the season.
The teams tied the score in the
third inning and not until the first
half Of The fourteenth inning could
there a man be put around. Dad"
Bennett who played third base was
the luckily man 70 get that decided
score. Dad" got a two-bagger
and the safe hitting by Berry and
Weisinger made the run which
gave them The game Every inch
ol the long "a inning game was
interesting from start to finish.
Both pitchers, Simpson and Betch
receive lots % credit for their ex-
cellent work. Brington's and
Kern work behind the bat could
not lie criticised. With the ex-
Of one error by Hofmaster
in the out-held, it was played error
less BY both teams. The difficult
catch by Porkuey in center, and
the long run catch by Butch in
the right field were the main feat
ures Of the out field work by the
home team. Metz feleded three diff
icult flies which were valuable
ones aud it took professional work
10 save them. The in~feld woyk
was something that pleased the.
'ans Snappy work by both sides.
Capt. Benefits excellent work on
second was I,oision to the visiters.
rSrr's sensatioualone hand catch OF
Dad " Benefits liner was receiv-
Ia wen By the fans. willie" put
,nt another three bagger which
makes three and one hours run for
iim during the Senator's visit.
rhc attendance was very light for
lueh a good game, Batteries for
rhickasha Betch aud Kerns,
Guthrie Simpson and Bruingion.
Time; houfs and : min.
umpire DeRoss.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-19
cHIcKAsHA MsTTUTINs SHOULD HAVE YOUR INDI

and the amount Of land he controls.
The applicant is to file with the
agent a statement covering thsese
facts Upon the receipt Of the
application the agent is to make a
record Of it. After an investiga-
ton, he will send to the interior
department report in which he
approves or disapproves of the ap-
plication. In cases where the ap-
plication is approved the secretary
Of the interior will at once issue
an order removing the restrictions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-19
viii Issue Rules
Secretary Of Interior Will Pre-
scribe Manner Of Selling
Indian Lands.

Washington, May rs. Tic III
terror made public today the regu-
lations adopted by Secretary Hitch
cock for the removal Of restrictions
upon the alterations Of allotments
in the Indian Territory belonging
to allottees Of Indian blood. The
Indian appropriation bill directs
that the restrictions relating to
the land Of members of the five
tribes not Of Indian blood shall be
removed and that restrictions re-
lating TO lands of other aIlottees
shall beremoved upon the appt.
cation 70 the indian agent 10 charge
Of the union agency in sluskogee
il after an investigation that agent
finds that the removal Of the rcstrc-
tions will be the the best interests
OF The applicant
The bill also directs the secre-
tary Of The interior to prescribe the
regulations concerning applicants.
Judge Thomas Ryan, assistant sec
rotary Of the interior, said today
that the interior DEPARTMENT woald
take every possible precaution 10
protect the Indians. and regula-
lions had been prepared with that
end in view. He added that J. B.
Schocnfelt in charge at the IL, ION
agency, would be directed to make
complete inquiry ID each case
aud TO refuse toindorse theapplica-
tion where it appeared that the
applicant was not competent to
manage his affairs.
The regulations direct tic agent
10 report TO the Interior depart
rent whether Or not the allottee
has sufficient knowledge 81 Eng
lish to conduct business in that
Language with a full understanding
Of the details Of The transaction.
the extent q his education and in-
telIigence compared with the white
man similarly situated III life. his
business experience and capacity
how he has supported himself and
family, whether Or not nc has im-
proved his allotment, what live
stock ard improvncnis he owns
why i viii be lo his advantage 10
have Tie restrictions removed, in /
case both husband and wife dle ap-
plicalioas whether or moi bothl
applications should s. approved I
he extent cf the applicants family /
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-19
70 Advertisers

All copy for new adds or changes
in old ones must be handed in not
latter than $50 a. IN, Otherwise
we cannot guarantee the appear
ance Of the same on the day on
the day on which they are sent
Il If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-19
Electric Fans.

The Electric Light Plant is
ready TO start current for fans and
will start as soon as the weather
gets warm enough to set fans suf-
fcient to justify running Let rs
put you in a fan and be ready for
the warm season
eHIcKAsHA LIGHT & Power Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-19

Indian Territory is there, but we
must reserve the full story for ar
other time.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11
Ger WiOro in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati O., ). Ioocm6er.
SoiniiChtIih ser GrmorOln9 Der
ilmacu lcIcpboniitm 9llma Stemige-
meg WcIhe gcitcru ais 2eid,e in ser
gtdbc OcS Spring @rope. 6ricobofs"
nlfgcflmocn murOc, limo 0ie 9(nbalt8-
plnlttc 5ltr 2lufiinouug oc3 W}or0erS
nod tnnner iebr id)pah. Der Gou-
0uttCltr Sraut &imtc, ocilenStrabcn-
babnpoQaon 0aS WiGoden 10 rcgels
mdBia }lt bcnbcH piICaic. 0ab or tie
bon 9tnlchen tnnntc, loot am Mon
tag lei nit Sri. SteiniaclpeQ elm linn
lmbetomltcr. tleiucr, interietter
Wom IN Den Moggou eingeitieQeu
unO babe iicb ibr gegeniiber aeiest
mo nit ibr uuo unOcreu EoIdaiereu
qleid5eiti9 ben @uqgou oerloiien.
Sri Stcinigepcg Hubm cine Irans.
fcrirfortc iiir oen Ninton.Roao-
g9ogaon Scr 6rcmoc dber nid)t, 10
0uB Der Gonouttelr iih mlm6crte,
6oB cr Iiir cine 10 tltr5e Strcdc oen
@uaqou bcm,Btc gIm 0ienltag mo
9lttpoh 9lbcno Ipieltc iif oerieIbe
8organ9 ob, mr init oCm llnteridIie-
DC, 0oB an Dem lebtGenanuten (0gc
ser 6remoe ocn g4oagon alem nit
SRI. Steinigelucg uerlicB. Ger
Stonffellner Socob 2ollner befrr.
oct, am Mithpoh 9lbeno I'M 10 llbr
5 W}in. lei ciu 6rcmocr, mcItcr per
ltoubt mo miQereQt mIeinb, IN feline
nid)t ucit POM SdMplaB oc5 Ser
bred)ens bcle0cnc @irtbifoit qefon-
men mo babe lid nod Der nGthiten
5tclle crflmnilt, an melhcr er einen
GiitcrGug bcicigcn fonue. aolmer
bcjcidnctc INN ais IoIhen Glnnuooh-
| FIacc, mor1ti Der Dtmn iifl ciIiait
cutierutc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11
SdDaric Straic.

9lllrntomu, 3. g}opem6er. -
@ihtcr GrirIer, Der pcientlid) inter
oem &crlpred)en, oic &iquorgeiebe
itrcng ourh5liiibrcn acuGblt iuuroe,
lit eutidIoiicu icin Scripre6en iu
bolten ino hat 0arrn Doclm. einelt
SotclbeiiBer, Oen oie (Nirp iduloia
bchmoen, onB cr 0ciitiQe @etrdnte an
WiHoerdbrigc ocrtailite, 81 60 "a.
gen BeidngniB, elmer NllBc uon $500
lno ocn &erIltit iciner 2icen5 perurs
tbeilt Gs 1T Dies Die finite 2ieeni,
Sic 9iidter IrirIer mioerrilien hat:
bel ocu onocrn geifu1 cS reacu
Sonntn9sperfoitiS; ser Gerfauf all
Miinoeri6briae iei iebod, iogtc ser
9tifter, uiel idIimmer, oo CT tiinitise
@iirger oemoroIilirc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11

mmtteIbar uohoCnl sic itolienild)c
6utltltGt er6iiuct luorneu mar. IS
1T rm3pciiclhoit. ooB Nic Ocutihcn
Suoeutcn ole el1cic bcQdmcn Sie
moutcn ole italieniiheu ShIOeutcn
lunbcn. &cbterc butcu crit iIchcutli0
boumL lie uidt 81 t0Otcn; ais Damn
Die Icutd)cn Die Sootel3 III 0cnlolir2u
bcQanuCn, in 0cnct Ole ,Stulicucr 3us
iIlbt Qeillht bottcn. arilicn Die @e-
dnNittgtcn 5u RrpoIucrll [utppcn
nit auigcpiIun5tcnI 8diouett, lpcIhe
nod Dem ShmpInB ser HubcItoruI-
Gen Acion0t un0 non bCn 0clttlAcu
Shocnten nit cucm Stcinbagcl be
QriiBt murcn, nnrlMlrtcn mitten in
oic @ruppcn Der (lnutIhluntcn hnr-
eill Gin &inltIcr 9tamcn3 Yc55eL
mir0c Ourh cmcu @0ioncttltih ms
Scr5 Qet0otet lmo jn29clonmt plr-
Ben nht 0crltihc lmo }ebu i(taliener
Oeriplmott. Na@ Der ItallCnlhcu tSa-
fnltGt ilberloiienc @cbGtoc uilroc pou
0cn Gcutihcn b0ic 5uQcritbtct.
Die Sronnq plr0c mtr fur5c 3cit
micocrberQeitcIlt umo inter Scr 9c-
p0lfcrluna berricbt nod Ole 9r0Btc Gr-
realtnG. 3iuiIhen Dem Stottboltcr
jSreihcrrn u. ShmorBcnou umo Dem
9ilrgermciitcr cntitonb Cin bcitigcr
Gonilift mcgcn ocr 9lltibictllng ocl
WfilitIrS. glub ser &an0cS.Gommun
0ircnoc, Gr5ber5og Gr8cn mar ouae.
gen. SnnSbrud'S &ertrctcr in Ocn
&cihSratb bat bcn Yremcrminiitcr
Or u. &ocrbcr teleqropbiih oltfgcior.
bert, sic itolieuiitbc 6ofltltGt mlfiu-
bcbcn lno sic 9c9ierllng fir 0ic
6oI9cn pcrontportlid) gcnobt, ipcnn
9n3 uid1t qeihebcn ioIltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11


Srau Gor. G.. s. C5reIG1nL SHnbs
y meiitcrin Ser 2nlN6ters Of tic
GoIeSeroc1 lm6 &rGiiOcutiu ser 6eru-
hnn @iloac Smproorment GocietD,
ic5eibt iolgeuben Srief bon 6eruoon,
Sairfnr GplnltD, Ga:
i5trn0on @a.
STE Gerlno @Ie6icinc &c., Columbus,
Ohio.
oNlciuc 6erren: - sd fam sen
WertD buu Eerlna rid,t geuu9 anprcis
fen. Scb CLAUDE, hab id bcul humber
barren %croicnit Ne0 Eeruna metn 2es
hen perDaute. SD Iitt GU antdrr6 i'm
Ropf uu0 au reu 2ungen i'm b66iten
@rnhs. bis Die 4er4tc mid nuiQcben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11
0lms Scmt Scmtitben Neibc.
Sin Srici 0c2 Aaiicr3 @iI6cIm an
Seu ErGiiocutCu HOOcicuCIt.

Die 2'ricienlhc Gpiio0e in Berlin
bciprodcn. Ser a0nig bon
5odicu lcioet am Sales - @tu
iciucn 2obn erb6bt bobcu. - Ser
lobum1 ciuc9 G}robbcr3o9@, - Die
Observation-Disclosures in Suns.
brId. &crihicocuc5 ans OenI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11
Sdllueoiidlc gicpmGbc.

2oui8, 3. 9opeHber. ~ ,>n
Scr ihpebiifen 9lbtbeiling oui DER
@eItoliSitclllma lit 93nhridlt cinge-
troiieu, onB aonig OSfor Der 3meite
BON S6meoen Dem Ghcf ocS Gepartcs
ment5 iiir freie aiinitc, G6crIt &obn
u. Gderion. lmo bent 9Iusitelluug3-
oircftor Ganicl &. 9tlqent in 9lner.
fennng ihrer bciouoercn 9etniibnn.
gen inl Snterciie Der ifpeoild)cn Slb.
tbeihng oen &nio.Srocn uerlicben
bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11

Gin eleftriider @oa9on aui
ser YittSburn Oicaeeaport H. Gor.
nea9piGlc 9nbn cIlt5og lid aeitern du
scr Geriaillea 9loennc i'll Micaees-
port, Eo.. ser Soutrole nnb eollioirte
nit einem aoblemuoagon. Wlotor.
mann 3boS. Snruun blie6 augen-
blidlid) foot mo iiiuf 4ailoaiers
ipuroeH perlest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11

Ranger, Diarroffo. ). gtop. ~
@ice. .9lomirnl Hoichoeihuensfp nldhic
bel,te Gorinittog cine 9ieibe bon DC
ill6en. gr nIohte oen Vefeblsbaber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11
9lnocrc &abclocpeihCn.
Z oiioQnoc acItorbcn.

GoiloQnoc acItorben.
3uria, ). 9tou. ENuI &c Gui
iu0nuc. Scr bcrnorrugcnoc Nonopur
tilt mo EournoIiit rmo cinlhnoI3
DER brrilhntcltc Gucuont in tSronts
reid, lit heutc g(benn pl0BIidb acitor.
bcn
(Euul Goilognuc lplr0c an 2. DC.
3eubcr 1913 Nt EnriS geborcn trat
1866 in Die poljtiite Rcbottiou oe9
oRauS" cin $oicr cutlpidcltc er ci-
ncn ionotiihcu %ortcieiicr iiir 0ic
Suhc Der fniicrIiChcn IanliIic Sm
Sabre 1870. nod ocn critcn Jtiebcr.
loqcn Der fraB6iiihcn gIrmcc, trot
CT ais 6rchpiuiQcr inter Ole 3uoOcn.
lullroc bel ScOon QcfunQcn acnoms
men lno nod Ncuti6lonb nb9ciiibrt
g}ncb lcincr 9tiitfcbr nod 6runtrcif
trat cr an oic Spite ocS oEon9", tint
intort nit allen ar0ften nllI 0ie9iiid
tcbr hCS HdiicrtbumS hin5unrbcitcn
,{m Scbrlar 1876 iultr0c cr iitr 0u3
9Ironoilicmcnt Gu0on (0Cportcmcnt
@cr5) in oic Nepltirtenfonnlcr Nc-
lp0blt mo grill nu icinc pOlitilbcu
@cgncr nit m0Bloicr SocitiNfeit an.
SIN SttobCr 1877 uieocr0clpQblt.
rctb cr Dem W}orihou MocN}ohou
III cincn StootSitrcih mo mari
iid) gum &crtbeioiqer ocr oiii}iellcn
Gonoiontllreu nlti. Nci oCnNtouOutSs
griiiin1er lullroc icine Wobl inlOf.
tober 1878 iiir im9iiltiq erfldrt; bod,
luuroc cr on >. Iebruar 1879 pom
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Gomoou luiCber &c.
pdbIt Gincn groBen Sfonool cr
regtc er am IS. Slu,i beIielben Sab
res, inoem er 6errp Der SGIidlnp
BON 9lttenltiiden beihuloi9te rnC
Die Ne0icrung fir eine iniume rr
fIortc. Gr nllr6e ooiiir oui orei5a
&c aus Der 2onmer oilSgeihloIien
gfoh Dem (ooc oeS 9rin5en 9olis
Nopoleon (lS79) ioroertc er Die g(n
crfehnll1G 0eS Brin3en Niftor gta
poleon, oe@ olteltcn SobncS ,Seroml
Napoleons, ais Gbei Der bonoparti
ItiIhcn Fortci 9cgen oeiien &uter
get oen gublen bon 1881 muroe cr
OILS yGonoioot bes SolieS gcgen oiC
HepltbIif" bon 9teucm in Die Sam,
iner geipablt, ltno and 1885, 1889 It.
1898 erbielt er luieoer Elm U}an0ut.
llnbocm er 1893 -'9S Der aammcr
nldt ongeb0rt bottc Gr bottc ieit
1884 Die Reoottion oe5 .4oD" ulti.
ge9eben uno cine meme bonopnrtiiti
lhc 3eitilng o2'9lutorite" begriin,
oct.
9ritiidc 2 6lodtidiffc
onf Gee beorbcrt.
@ibrnltar, 3. Ronclnbcr. Sic
Sdloftidifie oTictorious" H. y0}ug
nificent" limo nit Dem 9eie6I, IN scr
Meerengc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS jit tbiln.
III Sec qegungcn. 0ie Sdlodtidi''e
oSSQuitrious" mo oS5ilpiter" bdben
geiebl crboltclL ohnc @cr5ug in See
81 acbcn mo mot glaitbt 0nB lie
nah Wciten gcben iueroen.
u o / d) D c itlucnstp III a DIT y G.
lu6c.
Ranger, Marroffo, 3. g}op. ~
@ice. e.4omiral Sioihoeihuensfp nlahtc
beltte Gorinittog cine 9ieibc bon De
iuben. er nohte Oen gefeblsbaber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11
&om @ormnnn cridloilcn.


8umniitjciel. ghdiqer ara-
mall ua5c Roteitcr, ny.
Ro&citer g}.-g.. .. GoueIn6cr.
- 8ct'm ,g0u Der @clctic iiir ole
aRodleitcr Il Sor1clie Irollep So.
fam eS qcItcru lulUeit 0e5 GrteS
GgDpt 5lt cinCm bhltiaen 3ltiummen,
ItoB 3Diiheu Den itoIicuiibeu 8abn-
urbeiteru iuO ibrem umeritoniiden
Bormauu, IonCu5 Ccau. Der 2eb-
tere bate 0ie lStalicucr lmtcr ieiner
9lufIiht bealftragt, bel 0cn 9(rbciten
turiter in Die hunpiige llmqebIuq 3u
gebelt ole &cute ubcr ueigerteu iih,
lpeil tic nid)t nit 0jluHmiltieicln aus
Qeriiitct marcu. Gedu micoCrbolte
ieiuc sSciiuna IN buridenI Zone, tmo
mebrcrc &talicner derietben 6ariIber
in ioIdlC ISutb, oaB iie nit ibrcn gteis
fern lmo Golden bintcrriid5 Sen
&ormoun ouqrifien. 9ieier manOte
itth geQen leinc 9Inareifer llno icucrtc
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Qctroiien. 0ean ielbIt lit ourh Mei-
icrItidC uti oen 900 periulmoct. Ser
0iltrittsanpaIt non Ntonroe.Goimtp
lit mli Sen ShoupIot Der llnrilben
urCilt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11
Gtubltrt $780,
gSilleln1 s.. MeiMharSt,

VI 1JI3 WtIflYnmb1ro'StrdBe,
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biefebcu Itno BON alien 9leraten
beitenS enlpfubleH.
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dlf's Snuherite uHh 0eiie nuacfertiat
Tiir Snnen Tinb Simmer
inter 9lufdit BON Wlab Neln6nrSt bcrboroeu.
Wio. .s9elepbon: 9ourtIano 1854
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-11
lmo id tcr3peiicEtc bciuobc, bnS it9
ie Wieoer gcirub lpiir0e.

uno ih tcrjipeiTcItc bciuo6e, bnS itb
je wieoer geiuub lpiir0e.
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maize pou &riefelL 6u hcrcu &cr6iients
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ben, Die iuir uber iucaeu QtnngeL aT
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SSrei berIHift. 2IOreHe: 2r. Sartmap-
Columbus, Sb!o.
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,Sn Der ihlpeoiiAen g[btheilun.

anf Der @eItnlts'teIlung lit Die giof.
ri6t eingetroiien, bnB aouig Ssfor
Der 3lueite bon Sdliucoen ben Gbci
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oeren 9entiibungcn int rnterciic Der
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Sroen perIieDen bat.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-07
Bonds for Sale.

- Bids will be received by the Board
Of County Commissioners, in and for
the county of Oliver, North Dakota,
up. to and including the 9Th day OF
May, 1904, at 10 o'clock a. M, for the
purchase Of the bonds Of said Oliver
county, in the sum Of five thousand
dollars ($5 100000. In denominations
Of $1,000 each, due and payable in
ten years from date of issue, and
bearing interest at the rate Of 6 per
cent per annum, payable annually, for
the purpose Of constructing . oourt
house in said county of Oliver. BIZ
Any information desired regarding
the above issue Of bonds may be OBJ.
tanned by writing the undersigned,
The Board of County Commissioners
reserve the right to reject any or ali
bids. .-t ..,.,. ,r.s Ill.,. -. IL =
VIM. v. Kebert,
County Auditor.
~.. ~. Oliver county. n. h
Center, April Z, 1904. $50 49, r..